Maybe in the form of a hobby. Apprenticeship in crafts/woodworking is still full or toxicity, at least here in Germany from what I've heard.
Guess it all also comes down to dependencies between people (teacher vs apprentice).
Just published a post about reversing a rooting method for Dreame robots.
maxammann.org/posts/2025/0...
Hm, haven't seen that yet, but I also never turned on Gemini. Maybe turning Gemini off fixes that.
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It works! Beyond passkeys, I can encrypt a file in the browser with typage and WebAuthn, and then decrypt it with the same YubiKey from the CLI with age-plugin-fido2prf.
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Awesome!
I used that one: www.sky-follower-bridge.dev
It only requires trusting the service once and only on bsky. So if you have a fresh account that one is nice.
what's the go-to binary security check tool? Just for basic stuff like source fortification, stack canaries etc.
Is github.com/slimm609/che... the go-to tool?
Haha I mean I'm aware of the practice, never heard the term though, wonder if there is a German one
TIL what a SLAPP is :D Strategic lawsuit against public participation
Re your question: The lifetimes are unconstrained here actually.
impl<'a> IntoIterator for &'a TicketStore {
type Item = &'a Ticket;
type IntoIter = std::collections::btree_map::Values<'a, TicketId, Ticket>;
fn into_iter(self) -> Self::IntoIter {
self.tickets.values()
}
}
Rust is very precise about which parameterized trait is implement for which type. All is clearly defined, e.g. you can't get owned Tickets out of a store. Only references.
For any lifetime 'a implement the IntoIterator trait for all references of TicketStore with lifetime 'a. We implement a specific kind of the IntoIterator trait here, where the iterator type is Self::IntoIter and the Self::Item is a reference to a ticket.
Not sure if I get what you mean. Which generic syntax do you mean?
I can give you some mathy describing words based on the following solution:
It's documented here doc.rust-lang.org/reference/it...
I think the key thing to know is that any & implicitly has a lifetime, e.g. 'a
You can't use a lifetime without introducing it. By using a LifetimeParam in the GenericParams you can achieve that.
Does that answer it to you?
Their network framework seems to support it though developer.apple.com/documentatio...
Ufff, TIL Apple Secure Transport does not support TLS 1.3 :O
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
Well, not anymore -- not with my patented POWER COMMENT technique!
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Awesome! We need a Rust version of this!
I'd love to see Sebastian praise Rust
Always lightens the mood.
Bonus points for Sebastian being a crab π¦π¦π¦
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LLMs are a general purpose technology. Essentially the community is doing what you ask. It is replacing "plain fuzzing" with "LLM augmented fuzzing" for certain cases.
LLMs are no magic tool. It is just tech that has gotten surprisingly better 2 years ago
Wait what? The US is doing this now already? :O this is an active discussion in Germany :O
Not good if the US prooves you can just do that
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Left. Looks more "real" to me.
