A quick life update first.
My son is now five months old and developing surprisingly quickly. Meanwhile, I continue to develop chronic sleep deprivation and persistent muscle soreness at an unreasonable rate.
Anyway.
This post is about two releases.
Fyntr is a forward proxy. It received yet another incremental update.
This release includes a fix for a Too many open files issue.
KIRV, on the other hand, is something new. It's a macOS CPU throttling utility focused on process-group-level CPU control.
I started developing it because Will Nolan's cputhrottle does not support Apple silicon CPUs, and I wanted something small that could cap a process like this.
cargo run --release -- <pid> <percentage>
That caps the CPU usage of the target process at the specified percentage.
Both were built primarily during fragmented late-night hours, which may explain some of the design decisions. KIRV is not a robust tool yet. It is still rough and experimental.
That's all for this update. Now, hopefully, some sleep.
A dormir.