Paolo Barbolini
@paolobarbolini
CTO & Co-founder m4ss.net lettre.rs, deps.rs, rust-postgres and others when I can.
It's so fun to see Gitlab rediscover bugs that they've had for at least 1.5 years. Makes me ask myself what is everyone doing on their overengineered giant resource hungry platform, if very few people are hitting those.
I guess I underestimated the resources necessary to self-host your own OSM tiles server.
After spending all of the time with DeepSeek and GLM, I start debugging something with Claude and get this.
This software is a smoking pile of trash. I waited until the last moment to upgrade Gitlab Registry and it still broke.
Is this a way to flex that you're migrating from a shitty piece of software to another shitty piece of software?
Me looking at my Proxmox dashboard with PostgreSQL 17, pgBackRest and Patroni while other people worry about "scalability" and a bunch of other shit that doesn't exist (for them). justfuckingusehetzner.com is a very cool website BTW.
This code searches for security issues. It's also safe. Veeery safe. Yes.
Closing touches before starting it - yes it has internet access with tight speed limits.
This software is awesome. I've never seen a document flex this many PDF features. It even uses roman-numeral page labels in the PDF metadata, so front matter shows up as i, ii, iii in the bookmark panel 😍.
The state of GitHub in 2026. Should we return to smaller-scale infrastructure to avoid the consequences of these giant services piecing out their resources? blog.rust-lang.org/inside-rust/...