(But please also check with actual security experts what they think about that)

I'm worried that someone malicious could link to a post that suggests the user runs some benign command. Then, after the post gets popular, they could "accidentally" changes it to a similar but malicious command. Without history, it would be hard to verify that the "accident" happened retroactively.

Just pasted this in leaflet.pub/83a6d97f-7ec... via Firefox, didn't work.

Another FR for @leaflet.pub: I wish that pasting Markdown-formatted text (e.g. with `backticks`) resulted in the intended formatting being applied inside leaflet. Or, perhaps better, there could be a command inside leaflet to do the transformation.

(So far, the extend of my editing was adding more links, if anybody gets curious)

I like that @leaflet.pub publications are mutable, but I wonder whether the old versions are stored anywhere or viewable. If they are stored, I'd like it if there was a "view previous versions" link with diffs.

This post duplicates bsky.app/profile/ilya... but I'm afraid that deleting it will delete the leaflet post.

@sunshowers.io
told me that, in `nextest`, you can press `t` to see the currently running tests and their output. More details: ilyagr.leaflet.pub/3m2cgyy7rxc2k

Also testing both Bluesky and Leaflet with this post.

#rust #nextest