Trying some new stuff on the grill!

I wonder if part of the problem is that he starts the post with the phrase "leadership problem". I just glided past that and read the rest, and I saw it as a framing of "we really may no longer be in a position to do this kind of thing". Whereas if you read his whole post as about a leadership problem, then anyone directly involved in Core dev could very reasonably take it as saying the kind of thing you mention here, and I have to entirely agree that that is between unhelpful and also really, really bad. Like I said to Matt, could be a perspective thing; and seeing some of the more heated exchanges going on over there, well, I can see that this is not super-productive ...

4500 zamazamas still underground in what is essentially a siege.

I think this is the one saf experience I never came into contact with in the Western Cape. It is truly hard for me to fathom what led to this situation.

To recycle an old joke: "Bitcoiners' self-worth reaches 90k."

The price is like the weather. People can discuss it endlessly, but unless you're going out into it, it's trivia.

Don't be the price. It's boring.

No, you are pretty much forced to get a cert. Same with macos now too.

Does anyone know if it's even possible to build an executable for Windows using e.g. Rust (though this might apply to other langs), without buying a signing certificate, and have it runnable by users without false positive virus/trojan warnings (which, actually, make it effectively impossible for users to run).

I did a lot of searching and found a huge number of developers reporting this problem, but actually no solutions. Is it just impossible to distribute binaries as an independent developer? Is it just isolated to Rust and maybe Go etc? Or ...? Anyone experienced this and found a way round it?

Actually running kernel. Going to work on this whenever I feel a bit drained from the rest of it. It is pretty amazing that this actually works.