Proposal Add SSH "hostbased" authentication (RFC 4252 section 9) to golang.org/x/crypto/ssh , on both the client and the server: go // Client: Hostbas
Proposal floats hostbased SSH auth for x/crypto/ssh
A proposal lands to add RFC 4252 hostbased authentication to golang.org/x/crypto/ssh on both client and server sides, filling a long-standing gap for anyone who needs to authenticate the calling host rather than the user. On the performance side, a write-up measures how much amd64 microarchitecture levels actually buy a Go binary, given the compiler still defaults to an instruction set pushing twenty years old. The numbers are more modest than the GOAMD64 marketing might suggest. Elsewhere the subreddit is relitigating whether Go is losing its way after a Prime video, which is about as on-brand for a Tuesday as it gets.

A proposal lands to add RFC 4252 hostbased authentication to golang.org/x/crypto/ssh on both client and server sides, filling a long-standing gap for anyone who needs to authenticate the calling host rather than the user.
On the performance side, a write-up measures how much amd64 microarchitecture levels actually buy a Go binary, given the compiler still defaults to an instruction set pushing twenty years old. The numbers are more modest than the GOAMD64 marketing might suggest.
Elsewhere the subreddit is relitigating whether Go is losing its way after a Prime video, which is about as on-brand for a Tuesday as it gets.

Our 64-bit Intel and AMD processors have evolved over decades. When you compile a Go program for a 64-bit Intel or AMD processor, the compiler targets, by default, a nearly 20-year-old instruction set
I honestly think it's better than ever, I'm loving every last second of it. Just watched latest video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqSWZuGS9pc by Prime and he disagrees, his take is that the lang i
hey why we need to use req.body.close() when we make a request from go server??? i searched it online things i found were that it is recommended, it is in docs and it causes memory leak, but why that
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