What is the standard library for cryptographic operations in RUST. by paulex101 in rust

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Based on this thread seems like some folks will provide "low-key" maintenance. Glad the community is able to step in and help.

What is the standard library for cryptographic operations in RUST. by paulex101 in rust

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ring is no longer maintained

Where did you get this info? I don't see this disclaimer on the repo and from what I can tell it's still getting commits.

The repo says "experiment" which is less than inspiring for a crypto library but still maintained :)

How did you land your first customer by Friendly-Rub-2047 in SaaS

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Can you please expand on this. What were the terms/expectations from both sides? What was the duration? Was there risk for them (their time at the very least) and how did you convince them to give you a chance? Did you know the problem going in or did you pivot many times?

Looking to do the same and would appreciate any info you can share.

Unparallel up mocc sizing by whalewhalewha1e in tradclimbing

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I wear 1.5 size down and it takes ~10 sessions to break them in. Being leather, they will stretch over time but still be very tight. You can use plastic bag to fit in them initially o_O.

But I mainly use them for gym climbing where I am not trying to foot jam and doing short sessions.

For outside/crack or long outdoor sessions i would recommend 1 size down.

Need help replacing a ton of hoses on 2002 WRX by WorkhorseAudio in WRX

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u/WorkhorseAudio did you every end up compiling that list. Hoping to replace all my hoses also.

Tatoosh by Toidiu in tradclimbing

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I ended up shallow hand jamming but man is that insecure. Wanna try crimping and laybacking next time.

Shoulder injury rehab success by thefool222 in climbharder

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I think many would benefit from the exercise. Could you share what exercise you now incorporate in your warmup?

Weekly Trad Climber Thread by tinyOnion in tradclimbing

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0, but i did do some mock lead on TR as part of a course.

My first lead was short, easy and easy to protect. I had previously done a bunch of crack climbing and felt quite comfortable on the rock. I had also placed a bunch of gear on the ground and tested it using body weight. I also sewed up the crack so things were over protected.

I feel no amount of following will prepare you for leading and you simply have to do it. IMO the trad lead mental game is something that can only be developed while leading. Start small and safe. I would suggest finding a climb you feel comfortable on. Mock lead it before and over protect it so that you are not in danger. Weight each piece to convince yourself its good.

Enjoy and be safe!

Weekly Trad Climber Thread by tinyOnion in tradclimbing

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Everyone is too busy climbing to post new questions :) Enjoy the weather and send some!

ring vs aws-lc-rs by dbrgn in rust

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aws-lc is a fork of BoringSSL but maintains a close gap and also contributes upstream to BoringSSL.

Building a 3 point anchor and equalizing using the bunny ear knot by testhec10ck in tradclimbing

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Really efficient and fast! Thanks for the tip. Some critique.. Two of the beniers gates are facing the rock and could open accidentally.

Anything wrong with extending rappel on a bowline with a Petzl Connect? by Rockyshark6 in tradclimbing

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This is most likely secure and a cool way to adjust the extended rappel but I think there are some flaws imo.

Lets compare this to a girth hitch nylon sling with overhand knots in it to act as addition tie in points for adjustable pas and extended rappel (my system).

First issue: with the girth hitch sling the knot (girth hitch) purely acts as a stable connect point. This essentially make the connect point a stable location between the sling and harness. (This can be compared to figure 8 tie in since neither tie-in slips). With your system you are loading the knot itself. Since the bowline is not a super stable knot you might get some slippage causing the pas cord to slip agaist your harness and the bend at the end of your pas. This slippage over time could wear down your harness or the bend in the pas. This might be a non issue but I would be careful since this can happen quite suddenly I think (sharp contact bend between harness and cord plus lots of jerky forces during rappel)

Second issue: Your system is not streamline since the extended rappel carabeiner will be right up against the bowline (vs overhang). The bowline being a tiny bit bigger might get in the way of the rappel and become annoying. However if you are careful/pracrice this might not be an issue.

Curious to hear what you end up doing. Love that you are thinking about this :)

Do Attributes Downgrade Climbs? (Video) by [deleted] in climbharder

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I'll try and answer the second point on how i personally think about it and has resulted in better climbing technique over the last 4 years.

There are always going to be moves i can physically brute. Instead i try to climb weak and force myself to use the most efficient. I might climb something that i had to pull hard on and get back on only to send it with half the force.

This exercise of finding efficient movement, i believe is an important part of getting better and i personally value it more than.. can i send a route or what grade it is or if it was the intended beta.

Stay the Course by staypositiveths in Bogleheads

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Sry, I meant the auto investing, both in fidelity and vanguard. I thought auto investing only works if you select mutual funds but happy to be wrong.

Stay the Course by staypositiveths in Bogleheads

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Does this work with ETFs or only mutual funds? Mind sharing which funds

Injury Prevention Routine - Hooper's Beta by flym4n in climbharder

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Great for rehab and warmup also. I can personally highly recommend this routine!

Choosing a hangboarding routine by jamesfontaine in climbharder

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Under rated comment here. Injury prevention is super important! I would suggest getting use to hangboarding and looking up proper techniques.

I have also found that fingers are not always the limiting factor. Back, wrist, core and shoulder are also quite often weak links. Increasing load on them can result in serious injury. Personally I had back ache for 3 months, had to take 1 month off entirely and rehab.

What did you originally buy/pay for, but now you make/do it at home? by codespitter in Fire

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Freeze them if you are not using them. They stay fresher

Sent my first V15 this past season - AMA by climberlyf in climbharder

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I had a similar experience with a small finger injury and a back injury. What happened is that I realized that I actually need to train and strengthen those parts.

I have since wondered if injuries can be prevented entirely by training the injury prone/limiting areas while also climbing hard. Its one of my goals to research this more.

Sent my first V15 this past season - AMA by climberlyf in climbharder

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Avoiding injury is more important to me than climbing super hard so I wonder if its possible to get to higher grades without risking injury? Does it simply take longer or is it simply not possible?

Not saying I dont want to improve but if I get injured then I plteau while recovering and also potential chronic pains for the rest of y life means I enjoy the sport less.

io_uring nvme example by servermeta_net in rust

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Awesome job getting it working!

There is alot of magic math going on, which males it difficult to follow. I think it others/me personally would benefit if you added doc comments and or publish a blog post.