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2y ago
Why just consider? Hell yes. Anything that has remotely something to do with user-supplied data should be done in Rust, especially for such a high profile piece of software.
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I think there's just a fundamentally different level of "care" between founder, and manager. Just like that of a parent vs teacher.
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A good old SQL injection negates the entire security theatre worth probably billions a year, hilarious, but probably not all too surprising.
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2y ago
Congratulations! this is a great fix. I've had countless of times where simple/cheap part replacements have negated the need of a very expensive fix, or a complete replacement of a device, it's very satisfying. I can vividly
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The Hacker's Choice: Keep Pavel Durov LOCKED UP
(blog.thc.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
One of the biggest, more significant as well as successful Internet-scale cons of the last decades that I can think of, apparently perfectly executed too.
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2y ago
If you hate it hand it over, and try to make sure it stays successful and grows to its fullest potential by giving your guidance.
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2y ago
Awesome work. Emulators are in many ways some of the coolest things one can build.
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2y ago
Maybe it's because people are finding out that it's actually not as intelligent as they thought it would be in its current iteration. The future is most definitely exciting though, and sadly quite scary, too.
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2y ago
An awesome ezine that brings fond teenage memories, luckily still staying true to its origins, and keeping strong. Hopefully for many more years to come.
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2y ago
An all around cool guy. Awesome, entertaining content. Hopefully he keeps it up for a while longer and helps educate and improve the knowledge of countless individuals.
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2y ago
Great memories of teenage years exploring Irix' extensive opereating system, and the countless command line utilities shipped with it. Some of these were truly works of art, especially compared to the Linux counterparts of the same pe
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2y ago
Hey. We are not planning to open source it, but who knows what the future might bring. I too love and appreciate open protocols and tools, heck, I also tend to gravitate towards that by default as well, but when something better comes up th
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2y ago
You are right, it was rushed and we'll do better once ready. Stay tuned!
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2y ago
Point well taken. It was a bit too rushed and obviously not ready yet. I'll post about it once we finalize the site and make the whole value proposition clearer.
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2y ago
I wasn't yet planning for it, but what the heck. https://zynk.it is a new project I've been working on together with a small team aimed at delivering a truly easy, fast, efficient, unlimited, privacy-respecting and pai