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Leaving aside the fact that I don't think he rejected their apology, accepting an apology doesn't mean everything goes back to normal. It's reasonable for there
by meepmorp 6y ago
Leaving aside the fact that I don't think he rejected their apology, accepting an apology doesn't mean everything goes back to normal. It's reasonable for there to be consequences even if the other party is legitimately sorry.
- fossuser 6y agoYeah this title is editorialized badly. This is not a rejection - it’s just stating their terms for reengagement were already provided. The rest is just fluff if they don’t meet those terms, it doesn’t matter.
- asddubs 6y agoI wonder what the terms are - they're not public, are they?
- staticassertion 6y agoIt's worth noting that: a) The vulnerabilities being introduced to the kernel for previous research were not done from university accounts (so banning the university would not have helped) b) The static analysis research was completely unrelated, it had nothing to do with the work to insert vulns into the kernel.