In case some of the crates use C code and build something themselves, like ring crate does, you have to point cargo to the right tools using the environment variables, but in a lot of cases it figures everything out on its own.
Also rust crate version 0.16 didn't support 32-bit PowerPC properly so to port TUI RSS reader here https://github.com/veeso/tuifeed I had to update a few dependencies to use newer ring 0.17
It appears that cross-compiling with Rust is rather straightforward: just install the target you're… hmm, targeting with "rutsup target add <target>", and use "cargo build --target <target> --release" — not much harder than it is with Go.
Considering that your target is available via rustup — mine, PowerPC MUSL system wasn't and I had to build natively, I'll figure out how to add my own targets later. But building for my old ARM machine went without a hitch — and, surprisingly, the binary works😂
I have sussexfully updated rust (and cargo) to 1.79 on my PowerPC MUSL machine running Void.
xbps-src makes cross-building software so easy, in absolute most cases you only have to specify the target architecture and here we go — although it fails to produce a working dynamically-linked Python for PowerPC, but it looks like a bug in libffi. In any case you only have to worry about platform-specific workarounds, most of other stuff is done for you — and it just works!
@nina_kali_nina @kirtai Wow, MicroWeb makes DOS look like quite the limited OS! Yet they got something working, despite needing to implement the whole networking stack themselves!
@ajroach42 you might be interested? https://github.com/jhhoward/MicroWeb
LOL, on orders from Russia’s GenPro, Vkontakte blocks popular account of “Z-poet Gennady Rakitin” that was actually Nazi poems translated by antiwar activists trying to show invasion supporters that their "patriotism" is simpatico with 1930s–40s Germany. https://t.me/sotaproject/83006
Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Russia’s official govt newspaper, publishes an essay by lawyer Ilya Rusyaev where he says the verdict against the Nevzorovs should be a model for outlawing more “extremist families” and various “small social groups.” Truly demented. https://rg.ru/2024/07/03/reg-szfo/iurist-rusiaev-konfiskovannyj-penthaus-nevzorova-s-cherepami-budet-slozhno-prodat.html
It's always tempting to allocate objects on the stack, but there's a good reason why you shouldn't allocate large ones if you care about your application's memory footprint: the stack space you use is used forever, even if you don't need it anymore.
Now you might be wondering, wait a sec, I thought that stack variables are freed when they go out of scope, right? Well, yes and no. Let's talk about this. 🧵 1/8
The OpenAI ChatGPT app on macOS is not sandboxed and stores all the conversations in **plain-text** in a non-protected location:
~/Library/Application\ Support/com.openai.chat/conversations-{uuid}/
So basically any other running app / process / malware can read all your ChatGPT conversations without any permission prompt:
And I don't want to investigate why this shit doesn't work so I'm just downgrading.
Can I have my old computing back please — without all this complexity? When vulnerabilities with such a severity happened once in a few years instead of every other month 😩
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Just in case: DMs/PMs simply don't exist on this instance as concept — don't use them, use the other instance if you absolutely have to, or send an email to any address at m0xEE.Net or .Com or .Org, but I prefer keep most communication public.