KenanSulayman

> The new Rust-based HTTP and TLS backends for curl and now this new TLS library for Apache httpd are an important starting point in this overall effort.

> The new Rust-based HTTP and TLS backends for curl and now this new TLS library for Apache httpd are an important starting point in this overall effort.

Apple is invested into MacPorts (and also pays several employees working on it).

> Telegram has plans to monetize metadata just like WhatsApp.

This is a blatant lie without any evidence. Durov said they might consider advertising in channels, as is currently already done in many languages -- just not through Telegram directly.

I'm running the apx exit node family since about 2015.

For the first few years I've been a regular visitor to the local police (my ISP Hetzner at that time gave my name and address out), but eventually Hetzner banned me for generating too many abuse-tickets for them, which is unfortunate but clearly understandable.

I moved all the servers to a colocated rack in a datacenter in Amsterdam (Netherlands) and haven't had a problem since. But I guess that's only possible because I'm able to deal with the abuse messages directly now.

That said, the servers are handling a few terabytes per day each but I still have only received two abuse messages in the last 2 years. I don't know if that's related to the fact that people complain less now than they did in 2015 and 2016, or that the exit nodes now clearly indicate they are exit nodes (when opening their IP or hostname with a browser).

ELK is killing it. Especially with their apm server.

These aren’t water contracts as in “settlement in water” — they’re settled in cash and they’re water INDEX futures. There’s simply no way this will affect actual water shipments beyond maybe being used as hedge for water producers (which is rather unlikely).

I absolutely love the drawings. They're just so cute..

I'm using headless UL to statically render articles on-demand so that CDN caches can be warmed up at each PoP so that people from less fortunate areas (middle-africa, southern americas, researchers in either pole of the earth -- yes we had them, former soviet countries, ..) can access the wiki just like any other user would. It strips out the unneccessary bells and whistles.

Also I think Adam is a great person and I think it's worthwhile to support his project.

Who hurt you?

This project is meant to make developers more efficient and support them in migrating projects to TypeScript. The entire point of TypeScript is to make developers more efficient, too, through clear structuring, types and assistance through its toolchain.

Static typing does not protect you from integrity issues. However, it allows you to extend existing code with confidence.

I'm not sure if you work in a team, but your general attitude isn't exactly conducive to a constructive, open and efficient working environment.