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carols10cents

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About carols10cents

Carol Nichols, carol-nichols.com. co-author of https://www.nostarch.com/rust and https://www.manning.com/livevideo/rust-in-motion?a_aid=cnichols&a_bid=6a993c2e

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48505725

    How does a user become a Trusted User? Who is paying them to review everything?

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    Comment #47632402

    If you're writing the tests after writing the code, you're not doing TDD though.

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    Comment #45279111

    Since Shai-Hulud scanned maintainers' computers, if the signing key was stored there too (without a password), couldn't the attackers have published signed packages? That is, how d…

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    Comment #45223855

    Yeah, npm has orders of magnitude more users than crates.io. This attack's success, or lack thereof, has no bearing on the savviness of JavaScript or Rust developers.

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    Comment #45047871

    So why are you upgrading?

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    Comment #45047855

    Who is requiring you to use large numbers of transitive dependencies? You can always write all the code yourself instead.

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    Comment #44130340

    Why wouldn't you knit a chicken???

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    Comment #43963347

    And the architect is a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity.

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    Comment #43372725

    who is going to pay for the review of packages and updates? how do we know we can trust the reviewers? github actions are name-spaced and that didn't help anything here...

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    Comment #41133078

    Do not try to equalize a maintainer guarding their time and energy from having to deal with an issue that has already been fixed and users that refuse to search or read with trying…

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    Comment #41131250

    No maintainer is obligated to maintain access to a discussion space for their users. > One now doesn't even know and cannot even estimate the number of other issues that must have …

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    Comment #40727100

    It's the Charles Anderson Bridge. https://engage.pittsburghpa.gov/charles-anderson-bridge

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    Comment #39907960

    What would prevent the sock puppet accounts from signing each others' keys?

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    Comment #39768917

    How are these two problems unique to Rust though?

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    Comment #39486736

    It looks like accounts can be entirely anonymous. How are you planning on handling moderation of comments? What happens if I post on a neighbor's house "jagoff who lets their dogs …

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    Comment #39389536

    Tell me you don't know anyone from Pittsburgh without telling me you don't know anyone from Pittsburgh.

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    Comment #39143104

    > these are the folks who do the Lawfare podcast, right? Yep, and they had a podcast episode with the author of this paper: https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/the-lawfare-podcast…

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    Comment #38880283

    I wish Bluey hadn't introduced the concept of a "bush wee" to my kid, I've had to explain that no, we can't pee in someone's yard in the middle of our busy neighborhood...

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    Comment #38028646

    Namespaces can't be typosquatted?

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    Comment #38025290

    Crates.io has publisher information-- namespacing is not required for that. For example, here are all the crates owned by the `azure` GitHub organization and published by the `azur…

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    Comment #38025253

    How do namespaces measurably increase security?

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    Comment #37265465

    I'm one of the crates.io team members, and we're very grateful to Phylum for doing this analysis and alerting us! As a volunteer member, I'm also very thankful to the Rust Foundati…

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    Comment #34206443

    Making crev part of the official Rust toolchain won't magically make enough time in the day for me to want to volunteer any of it doing code review.

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    Comment #32917415

    That's what TideLift's goals are too. https://tidelift.com/

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    Comment #32860655

    You're very welcome, I'm glad you like it! <3