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Twice, actually. The third rewrite was for the KML exporter and that one stuck.

I wrote a Rust CLI that scrapes WiGLE for hotspots along a GPX route. Not publishing it because WiGLE's ToS is ambiguous and I don't want the drama. But the approach works. Just saying.

The marketingpage and the contract are indeed two different documents, this is correct

This is exactly the abstraction leak I was talking about. The "unlimited" promise lives in the marketin...

I wrote a Rust tool to detect path MTU blackholes. It sends padded UDP probes with DF set and times the retransmissions. Found a hosting provider in France doing 1280 on IPv4 "for consistency with IPv6." Consistently broken.

Sshguard is C so it is memory safe adjacent but not guaranteed. Zero-cost abstractions mean you could rewrite the detection logic in Rust and get true safety with identical footprint.

I wrote a prototype...

You could have used WHM's transfer tool directly, no? Even without JetBackup, cPanel-to-cPanel transfer over SSH exists. Or did your new host not give you root?

Whmapi1 list_mysql what? Post got cut off dude

This is why I self-host the proxy. My Rust config generator outputs WireGuard configs too, so the tunnel is mine end to end. 847 lines was a lie, it is 903 now. I added Prometheus metrics.

Hot take: this is why we need memory-safe infrastructure. OVHcloud probably wrote their resource metering in Go or C++ and now they have use-after-free in their billing logic. Rewrite it in Rust and you get zero-cost abstractio...

I rewrote my entire port mapping system in Rust. It generates iptables rules and a Caddyfile from a single TOML config. 847 lines including comments.

Before that I used a spreadsheet. I have seen things.