Thomas Hurst

Doesn't look like it's supported by either webview nor [nfd](https://docs.rs/nfd/), so will involve some yak shaving.

It's likely to also be slower on decompressing, but it depends on your CPU and your disk. If you're bottlenecked by disk, the smaller files produces by LZX might well...

Not sure I see much rationale for that. Why might a user prefer it by file count, when different files take wildly different amounts of time to process? I suppose...

I wrote [this script](https://github.com/Freaky/zfsnapr) for use with Borg - it recursively nullfs/bind mounts ZFS snapshots into a directory, with flags to exclude or pass-through filesystems read/write, mount /dev etc. I...

> tarssh is written in Rust. This gives me slightly more confidence that there are no exploitable bugs that could lead to remote code execution. For such a simple service,...

FreeBSD should really follow OpenBSD's lead and put default-route interfaces in the "egress" group, negating the need to hardcode external interface names.

I'd suggest using [multi_json](https://github.com/intridea/multi_json), like many other gems.

PHP serialization format doesn't do encodings - similar to Ruby 1.8-era, they're just vague blobs of bytes. UTF-8 is surely a good bet these days, but maybe it should be...

Well, the point would be to make it easy to override if necessary, a constant would throw a warning if you redefined it. I was thinking more along the lines...

clap-rs/clap#1524 might be of interest. I made an `OsStr` wrapper with string-like methods that tries to do-the-right-thing, and have had a go at replacing clap's existing OsStr handling with it.