Daniel Silverstone

Aah, as per the original post, I first discussed this with the mio folks in https://github.com/tokio-rs/mio/issues/1089 and they suggested here. I'm now worried that noone knows what's going on. I'm...

@x448 Thanks, but the issue is in the Snapcraft builder VMs, so I'd guess Canonical are okay at configuring qemu properly, and since it tends to work for everything else...

One issue with not ignoring unknown entries is that if we add a new feature, we'll be locking out users of older rustup versions. If we think that's a minimal...

> I'm not sure if @kinnison wants to step down until he's more available or not I have submitted a PR to step down from the team for now, I'm...

Currently we have only Windows-specific information about toolchains and the like because it's semi-assumed that Linux and Mac OS people will know what they're doing to get their particular local...

So this is another example of "where does the documentation belong?" -- for Windows we include instructions on getting the MSVC tooling installed, but we don't include instructions really for...

I feel it's a really tough call to make @thedrow -- is it our place to know all the possible targets and the possible dependencies our users might have or...

So somewhere in `README.md` we should perhaps have a small section about how you most likely need gcc or clang in order to usefully build Rust applications, and how rustc...

The goal is indeed to allow third parties to attest to the binaries distributed by rust-lang, and indeed to eventually permit other third parties to say "I will only install...

I'm not sure what would inspire people, though as vaguely useful to programmers go, I quite like: * “Knowledge is power.” – Francis Bacon * “ Code is like humour....