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Mon 18 February 2019 1 minute

Rust, Cargo, lcrypto/OpenSSL, Mac, and You

OpenSSL on Mac is a weird mess, and it can make compiling Rust programs annoying. This is a short guide to help.

#rust #openssl #encryption #mac

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Sure, I actually need them for something else so it's been on my radar. Just a lot going on lately.

If you (or anyone) wants to PR, the class itself is comparatively easy to wrap - I'd accept a wrapper that just mocks over the standard workspace to start!

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nsworkspace?language=objc on Bindings for NSWorkspace 17 hours ago
RT @protectli Protectli is looking for FreeBSD kernel developers to assist us in adding and open-sourcing driver support for hardware that we utilize.
- Multi-gig and wifi
- PPPoE enhancements
- Network Performance Tuning Interested? bsddev[at]protectli[dot]com
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@hawkun If anything I'm mad they're taken from us! a day ago
@hawkun @kettlecorn I feel like, even if you're not a "big city person", there's somewhere for you in Tokyo. It's quite unlike other cities in this regard.

Like, it's definitely got the overbearing parts. But the sprawl is real and there's some real gems hidden in there. a day ago
Perhaps the real blockchain was the profiles with hexagon avatars we blocked along the way a day ago
RT @kettlecorn @ryanmcgrath For me that's one of the best parts of Rust:

On my best days I write fantastic code and on my worst days I write mediocre code and move on.

But I always make forward progress. 2 days ago
@Catfish_Man But yeah, it does exist~ 2 days ago
@Catfish_Man github.com/signalapp/Sign…

Seems some people say they needed to reinstall from the DMG, maybe to avoid some cached Rosetta flag? 2 days ago
@Catfish_Man Signal finally getting an M1-optimized build also felt like a stark difference to me. Very happy these companies are finally getting around to it. 2 days ago
I say "sub your lang" as I'm sure people in Swift-land or TS or <sub your lang> can hit this too.

You throw out more code than you write. Gimme them tasty guardrails so I can move faster. 2 days ago
This will make some of you roll your eyes, but: this is why I write in Rust 99% of the time.

Even my bad code in Rust is arguably fine, and I find I automatically hit a balance of "this feels shitty, but it's working, and reliable enough so I can move on".

(Sub your lang) twitter.com/nicklockwood/s… 2 days ago
Heh, not stupid - it's not exactly clear where to go to get support.

Regardless, I hope the driver works for you. If you do find a bug or something definitely feel free to open another issue here. :) on m1 2 days ago