didn’t you hear though, they’re too busy being leet asm hackers, they don’t take reports from non-contributors

“Ghost murmur” or “Lucy in the sky with diamonds”

sure if you don’t use any of std most of std gets thrown out, but also 128kb for hello world is still extremely big

That’s useful for embedded. I just want to be able to write 20kb binaries for regular operating systems without doing backflips every damn time though, and then follow the gradient from there to embedded downward and from there to gui upward. stuff in std that adds megabytes I basically never use

you know what i want is a rust std replacement that is designed for systems programming. no mutexes around I/O, minimal allocs, defined but simple allocator, cheap fully swappable unwinder, etc. drop all the "conveniences" and just give me "raw" implementations for systems work.

I am so fed up of this systemd-networkd behavior, it's so braindead. I wish the lead would just fix it properly:

Apr 01 00:04:43 hostname systemd-networkd[131147]: eth0: Could not set route: Connection timed out
Apr 01 00:04:43 hostname systemd-networkd[131147]: eth0: Failed

I see this a lot.

I’d be curious to see some code you can point at which shows the difference in a way that highlights how this distinction manifests in the non-abstract world.

I’m not too sure the abstraction actually expresses once it hits implementation.

That’s not really true though, there is no network access if there is no service access. The presence of service access implicitly provisions network access as a convenience. In this regard it is service first.

Tailscale peers only see each other in the network map if they have an ACL allowing access in at least one direction to at least one service. If the number of services drop to zero they no longer see each other at all.

New blog post: A Decade of Slug
This talks about the evolution of the Slug font rendering algorithm, and it includes an exciting announcement: The patent has been dedicated to the public domain.
terathon.com/blog/decade-...

what is up with musl not rolling a release in years despite a high severity vulnerability over a year ago?

au-mel-wg-401, au-mel-wg-402, and au-mel-wg-403 are online

there are three online nodes in melbourne, mullvad have disabled one server in melbourne

is there a yubikey alternative that is compatible with low power sleep modes, aka won't drain a macbook battery in a couple of weeks in a fully shutdown state?

Tailscale + Border0.

Border0 is joining Tailscale to help us build a more modern, usable approach to privileged access management.

It’s already integrated with Tailscale today, and we’re excited about what comes next.

tailscale.com/blog/border0...

I flew around 2/3 of the globe in the last 24hr. USA domestic has a massive and localized problem with people traveling sick.

nothing like a direct lightning strike to scare the hell out of plane passengers

TIL Apple translate is basically non-functional. Google Translate working fine.

in JavaScript the box is optional. Sometimes it’s just a dead cat from the outset

the true user story is they needed a new excuse for not updating the remotely exploitable jquery ui they still have in core components because it doesn’t have a small enough estimate on the backlog and it was coming up next sprint. convenient timing!

approved from drakes passage

Only once OpenSSL drops its Perl script

Marketplace position is now more than ever a factor of velocity not arbitrary point in time position. Catching up is easy. The race is now the race, not an arbitrary mile marker.

If AI productivity boosts your teams and your teams are well led and well setup they should be turning into net new product and new business. If you have to fire your workforce it means someone who could leverage new capabilities can now walk all over you in the marketplace. Layoffs indicate failure

sunbathed in the Antarctic 👍

Even steel manning the worst case, for a mature GPL project where such contributions are small portions of the whole the impact overall is still minimal. The terms still apply to whole distributions. The reason there’s little care about this extension/contribution case is it’s not very problematic.

SQLite PSA

sqlite.org/releaselog/3...

sqlite.org/wal.html#wal...

That’s not how any of this works - review has no impact on copyright. It is not a requirement for a works to be copyrightable for every individual piece to be copyrightable, and there is no immediate negative effect for the license for small inclusions of ai generated code into copyleft projects.

A bed post at the floor with several carpet pressure impressions indicative of movement

Calm seas in drakes passage about an hour before sunset, a light rainstorm in the distance

We’re lucky right now, but earlier was, well