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I see that it's possible to self-host #Bitwarden, but I suppose it's not your typical #FOSS, self-hosted service since some things, incl. their paid features, will still be locked behind a pay wall or authentication with their server?
That kinda defeats the purpose of self-hosting it, somewhat, no? As it is, does that mean that the only/main draw or benefit of self-hosting it is keeping your passwords away from their servers?
https://bitwarden.com/help/hosting-faqs/#q-what-are-my-installation-id-and-installation-key-used-for
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Edit: Just discovered that there's a fork of Bitwarden called #Vaultwarden - from my reading, it's a "fork" but more so a complete reimplementation (in #Rust) that perhaps strives to be compatible with Bitwarden.
Haven't looked into it much at all, but maybe that's a better alternative when it comes to self-hosting? https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
Fastpool: Accelerating Async Rust Development with Efficient Object Pooling
Introducing Fastpool, a high-performance object pool designed specifically for asynchronous Rust applications. This innovative crate enhances memory management and boosts performance, making it a must...
I giggle a little bit whenever I use a `Cow` in #rust.
DOCTORS HATE THIS #RUST TIP
Add `#![warn(missing_docs)]` to your crate root to boost your non-doc related development by 300%.
Realizing I (a #Python lover) should probably give #Golang another stab sometime after bouncing off it last decade (https://bitprophet.org/blog/2016/04/18/griping-about-golang/) 
I don't especially /want/ to – I’ve enjoyed #Rust tinkering /much/ more, recently – but Go’s still so highly represented in the ops space 
Via osmosis I gather its packaging situation improved somewhat, but if-err-not-equal-nil is still rampant?
Also all of this stuff: https://fasterthanli.me/articles/lies-we-tell-ourselves-to-keep-using-golang 
EuroRust conference never happened in Rust city (I just checked on @eurorust website).
IDK. Feels like a mistake.
Rust Is Looking For Your Feedback To Help Guide Its Future
—@phoronix
｢ The Rust Vision Survey announced today has goals of working to understand where Rust is at today and to identify high-level areas where the project should be going as they move forward. It's a non-goal to figure out specific designs or feature recommendations but they are looking at higher-level aspects as they look at Rust moving into the future ｣
python: list.append
rust: Vec::push
js: Array.includes
rust: Vec::contains
every damn time.
Figured out how to call Rust functions from within Swift. Small steps to cooler things.
Pitfalls of Safe Rust
—Matthias Endler
has anyone coaxed the #rp2350 into using PSRAM with embassy-rs? I couldn't find an obvious example in my searches this morning. I did find some arduino startup code that I can probably translate and adapt, but if someone has already done the heavy lifting, that would save me some effort! #rust #embeddedrust #rustembedded #pico2
I think that phantom lifetimes are my favourite pattern in #rustlang.
It’s amazing how you can just have the borrow checker ensure any arbitrary precedence of destruction that you want!
Especially when doing FFI shenanigans to some language with more “lenient” memory models.
I think I'm nearly ready to release the first version of wpm - a process manager for #Windows inspired by my experiences using #systemd and #NixOS, written in #Rust
Setting up custom desktop environments and complex local development environments on Windows is about to get a whole lot easier - goodbye Docker!
Rust is indeed woke
—@Diziet
｢ Rust sees programmers writing bugs as a systemic problem, which must be addressed by improvements to the environment and the system. The toxic parts of the C and C++ community see bugs as moral failings by individual programmers ｣
