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Regarding Rich Salz’s closing remark “No matter how far down the wrong road you've gone, turn back.", I, for one, have seen this remark made before elsewhere.
by egberts1 5y ago
Regarding Rich Salz’s closing remark “No matter how far down the wrong road you've gone, turn back.", I, for one, have seen this remark made before elsewhere.
it was in Tomas Mraz’s email signature. Mr. Mraz is working as a contractor for OpenSSL Project. His stint was working for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Czech branch as a maintainer of cryptography-related pacakages, but it wasn’t a paid position much less full-time.
Now Mr. Mraz started works recently as a cybersecurity auditor for National Cyber and Information Security Agency, Czechoslovakia (unkib.cz). His first paid security-related job outside of OpenSSL, presumably.
I suspect that there is a indirect jab in there somewhere and not directed against Mr. Mraz either.
- richsalz 5y ago> I suspect that there is a indirect jab in there somewhere and not directed against Mr. Mraz either. Mraz is not a member of the OMC, so the jab wasn't at him :)
- iakov 5y agoJust letting you know that Czechoslovakia does not exist any more. A few decades ago it became Czech republic and Slovak republic. It’s fascinating to me how people don’t know this.
- betaby 5y agoI was browsing some Time magazines from the 1960s and was surprised such a known magazine was using Russia instead of USSR in myriads of articles. I guess the same goes here.
- pritambaral 5y agoRussia existed throughout the 1960s (and indeed, for quite a while before that). It was a member of the USSR, but that didn't stop it from existing. Like how Scotland exists, despite being a part of the UK.
- tinus_hn 5y agoAlso, England vs. the UK, Holland vs. the Netherlands and the US vs. America