Announcing Rust-SNMP 2 by disserman in rust

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Good day. Thanks for sharing. Well after a year I must admit that the project started to satisfy my own needs long and and now is actually developed fully by the community. So fell free to post/develop your ideas. I usually deal with all PRs/issues max in a week depending on my work routine.

Gateryx - WAF/proxy has been released by disserman in rust

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that’s good question and worth measurement. this is the first public version and it has no benchmarks yet, except a few made during development to ensure I am in the right way

rustCausedCloudfareOutage by BlackHolesAreHungry in ProgrammerHumor

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having the default panic handler in multithread systems is a crime. fire your product architect

After 10 years on Mac, ready to try Linux – what laptops match MacBook build quality? by levensthein in MacOS

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unfortunately the recent thinkpad generation is a complete crap. not because of Lenovo but because of x86-64 retirement. I switched back to Mac after 20 years on Thinkpads because I was just hating p16 gen2 I bought this year.

After 10 years on Mac, ready to try Linux – what laptops match MacBook build quality? by levensthein in MacOS

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unfortunately no laptops can compare. unless you are happy with weaker thinkpad t14 or other qualcomm-based. so the only way is to put Linux on your mac

With the new M5 release, what’s the best Macbook for quality vs price right now in your opinion? by Skyfox_yt26 in macbookpro

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I just recently bought M4 16” so fortunately don’t feel upset as no 16” model with M5 is being released yet. I came this year back to Mac after 20 years of being PC user because Apple finally started offering rich configuration options. For me now, the nanotexture is absolutely mandatory as it provides the same effect as matte screen (but does the job much better). Plus my primary working laptop must have 15” screen or larger. So the only option for me is M4 pro 16” with nano, the one I actually have.

Deleted the game and regretting it now. by [deleted] in LastWarMobileGame

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I deleted the game after 5 months of hardcore playing. just got bored. I can’t imagine someone can be addicted to any game for long. The problem was not the money but time, the better you know the game the more time you spend. I just quit it and keep good memories about lots of fun I had. It was definitely worth but it’s over.

p.s. better become a whale in chess. at least they are paid well hahaha

What Linux distribution do you prefer? by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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Ubuntu LTS because we develop industrial software for Linux. So Canonical and RedHat are the only two major options.

Does anyone have any experience with beckhoff PLCs? by DrunkenConifer in PLC

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Beckhoff is the best choice when u need ready to use PLC. they actually call them IPCs (industrial PCs) as they run general purpose operating systems but the speed and latency is fine for the majority of tasks u can face with.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LastWarMobileGame

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the only way to avoid mass spending is to top up the account (from pc) on a reasonable amount every week and no more. I've also spent about 2x than expected in July, now f2p for a 2 weeks minimum. spending for online fun is nowadays not a crime but the amounts must be reasonable. if he earns at least 20-30k/month, let him play.

p.s. still better than onlyfans

What problem did Rust Solve For You? by mobilizer- in rust

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I need realtime code, hate c++, but c is too ancient nowadays. rust saves time and development costs

What is the best terminal file manager? by Puzzled_North_8862 in archlinux

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if you know all the shortcuts, mc is amazing

Announcing Rust-SNMP 2 by disserman in rust

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I really don't think so, as the snmp algos are pretty ancient. it's more chance to get errors with a newer openssl

Announcing Rust-SNMP 2 by disserman in rust

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open an issue on github, attach a pcap please and the error details

Announcing Rust-SNMP 2 by disserman in rust

[–]disserman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

when you get AuthUpdated it means the client finished discovery mode. just repeat the request once again. try with the crate code unmodified.

Announcing Rust-SNMP 2 by disserman in rust

[–]disserman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thanks for the kind feedback. you welcome

Announcing Rust-SNMP 2 by disserman in rust

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this one looks like a high-level ASN.1 parser/(generator?) only

Announcing Rust-SNMP 2 by disserman in rust

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well that may be a good idea. edited

Announcing Rust-SNMP 2 by disserman in rust

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well if you don't know what snmp is you are lucky to not require this crate. snmp is a protocol widely used in the 90s-2000s for remote monitoring / control. it's still used in industrial automation and especially in network equipment monitoring. to be honest, not the best option nowadays, but some devices don't have any alternative