Luna Borowska

> That's not really what's happening in the most recently filed issues, where crates are considered for yanking if they don't work with latest Rust. - log 0.1.\*, 0.2.\* and...

I don't want to spoil things, but I suppose I sorta should because it's not understandable. Okay, so there is that line saying "If you figure out where the error...

I wouldn't exactly consider checking the password with past passwords to be problematic, although it strongly suggests forced password resets (which are themselves problematic). If a website, like, prevents reusing...

8.2.5 doesn't apply to user accounts, but accounts "with administrative capabilities and all accounts used to view or access cardholder data or to access systems with cardholder data". As a...

This happens even when a function is not called. ```c static a() { a; } b() { a; } ```

It's currently not possible to represent C varargs function in Rust. The problem isn't really recognizing varargs functions, but making them actually work and possible to call from C.

My personal opinion is that frameworks must not hardcode specific values in JSON and Fortune benchmarks - it makes no sense, the output values don't have known length. In JSON...

From what I can tell, this is required due to use of `innerHTML` which poisons dynamic `style` attributes (for instance, see https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/9089a79ecf76a25fccc7c232d80cdd374a7cc66e/src/vs/editor/browser/view/viewLayer.ts#L510).

ptr2int2ptr transmute problem could be mostly solved (as long no unaligned pointers are stored in `#[repr(packed)]` structures) by using `AtomicPtr` when a given memory location could potentially store a pointer...

I would argue that escaping `` and `&` is a responsibility of an HTML escape library, and should be a rare use-case, I'm thinking about an use of JSON in...