What if there was some malicious code within the 1 million lines?

Also, with a million line of code unreviewed by humans, there could be some sneaky backdoor in it.

This makes me think that people are actually under-reacting to this Bun rewrite.

Is this normal?

I had to use Google to find the thread.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48132488

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48148060

Points: 1

# Comments: 3

I can't seen any reason for this to be "the biggest issue".

Could see how many kid stories you would be able to make and read on a tablet.

I'm not all familiar with this so I don't understand why it's not a ticket or any other non-automated action even for a single domain ?

I mean what is "the standard" that would actually allow a robot to register a domain to a DNS registry ?

Like at work there are some website I cannot visit, and I'm not sure I can change DNS to change that (but maybe I can, I've never tried).

Why cannot the internet/phone provider place them on an "alternative" network with alternative defaults, like kid-friendly DNS and what not? Since the age of the customer is likely to be known at the subscription time.

At home, you would need two connections, one "normal" and one kid-friendly, with another default DNS. You can select which one is the default that would be picked up by the Ethernet cable. Then you just need two wifi network, exactly as you can have "guest access".

Am I being too naive or would this solve like 99% of the problems at very low complexity cost?

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47964825

Points: 2

# Comments: 4

Not everything is about money.

I can use Pgbackrest in my side project which does not generate any money. Maybe my side project is another open source project where no one give me money, but I'm still contributing to the open source ecosystem, maybe I reported bugs which help everyone.

There are so may details and possible reasons to not give money and use open source software, but your negative and naive comment totally miss them.

Does anyone know if there is any limitation to create a "https-local://" or something like that, which guarantee that things are only downloaded, and never uploaded?

The real content could fit in a comment.

And obviously a way to filter in/out those flags.

But I do mind shooting human being. I wish we would be more creative on that front.

You decide to define the operator "serde::serialize" for "MyType" but then your are stuck because you can't override or select different operators for "MyType" because only one can exists.

That's a regular yet not super common issue with traits (and this is not exclusive to Rust). It's quite irritating because you wouldn't expect this from languages with this degree of modularity.

But nice for Apple. Millions of replacement on the Neo 16GB release next year I guess.

You need to spend a ridiculous amount of time on research because the producer itself is selling very different product (very different quality) from a year to another.

I wish a "brand" would be consistant but it's not 99% of the time.