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The linked site speaks in absolute terms, perhaps that's where they got the idea
by jhawleypeters 3y ago
The linked site speaks in absolute terms, perhaps that's where they got the idea
- burnished 3y agoThat it be licensed with an open source license, yet folk are acting like they've never heard of security clearances, or that the license will somehow supercede all of our other laws regarding document security. Then again I wouldn't be surprised if the same voices on hearing freedom of information being proposed to raise similar "but military secrets" objections that were completely divorced from reality.
- chillbill 3y agoThey don't speak in absolute terms, but in generic terms. There's an important difference between the two. The extreme doesn't define the rule.
- bombolo 3y agoIf your missiles stop being effective if the other side has access to the source code… well I got bad news. They've already obtained the source code.