I felt really bad for the original maintainer getting dog-piled by people who berated him for not doing his (unpaid) job and basically just bring shame and discredit to himself and the community. Definitely cruel.
Though… do we know that the maintainer at that point was the same individual as the one who started the project? Goes deep, man.
Its possible the adversary was behind or at least encouraged the dog piling who berated him. Probably a normal basic tactic from a funded evil team playbook.
Might be worth reviewing those who berated him to see if they resolve to real people, to see how deep this operation goes.
Even if it's not his fault the maintainer at this point won't be trusted at all. I feel for him, I think even finding a job at this moment for him would be impossible. Why would you hire someone that could be suspected for that?
No. From what I've read on the openwall and lkml mailing lists (so generally people who know a lot more about these things than I do), nobody accused Lasse Collins, the original maintainer, of being involved in this, at all, and there wasn't any notion of him becoming untrustworthy.
This could've happened to anybody, frankly. The attacker was advanced and persistent. I cannot help but feel sympathetic for the original maintainer here.
It seems like other VPN vendors are slapping obfuscation on top of OpenVPN and advertising their service as unobservable. This paper contests that claim
The library is an "stb-style" header-only library, so the header has two modes: when you define CR_TASK_IMPL, it includes the implementation (starting from line 20), otherwise it just includes declarations (the first 19 lines). The implementation should only be included in one translation unit, but the declarations can be included in multiple units.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I prefer new Reddit when I’m on my phone (which nowadays is my primary causal scrolling device). I think part of the reason people stick to old Reddit is because they haven’t ripped off the nostalgia band-aid yet
How do you deal with "Please open in app to see all comments" and other similar bs? If you don't want to install app and/or login only old.reddit works on mobile web.
At the individual level, the cost of using cash is that you are subsidizing the other consumers who are paying with a credit cards that offers cash-back or other rewards