Lariv VS wastebin

Just finished epoch inserts on Lariv, which somehow I managed to implement as a zero-cost abstraction. Currently I'm trying to fix the use-after-free vulnerability I found on the O(1) accesses implementation without sacrificing any performance.

Optimizing lariv, but I don't think there's much to do left. I have some ideas I'll try out, but that's it.

Implementing O(1) get() & remove() speeds on Lariv, a thread-safe vector with lots of quirks.

I just finished my abomination, a linked atomic random insert vector. https://github.com/Alonely0/Lariv

Looks nice. I was using wastebin but will probably switch to this. I like the interface better and it also supports images/attachments, and also written in Rust!

Wastebin and lenpaste are pretty good too, and simple to run with docker.

Preparing a new release of my pastebin that now compresses text data with zstd and replaces the horrific time-based deletion mechanism with a meaningful, owner-based one.

Very early attempt at writing a basic library to syntax highlight code with HTML/CSS as the only output. It is based on tree-sitter and Helix themes and if things pan out I will use that for my minimal pastebin instead of syntect. Main motivation is faster highlighting and more available color themes.

Building the millionth pastebin because there is always something wrong with existing implementations. It's inspired by bin but uses axum and sqlite and supports expiration and dark/light mode.