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bagels
3y ago
Seems a little different. Based on a quick read, he gained unauthorized access to systems. In this case, backdoor code was offered to and accepted by xz maintainers.
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bagels
3y ago
There are so many signs that everyone encounters everyday that are of no consequence. Everyone develops the habit of not reading them.
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bagels
3y ago
Is this a crime? Has anyone been prosecuted for adding a backdoor like this?
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bagels
3y ago
In exchange for equity?
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bagels
3y ago
We, who? The practical reason to support it is that it guarantees there is no chance for them to murder more people, or as a (misguided?) deterrent for others not to murder.
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bagels
3y ago
Some other bridges have barriers around, but not connecting to the pylons.
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bagels
3y ago
The size is correlated to the number of engineers working on it.
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bagels
3y ago
Is inverting the colors in a photo ever the right choice? People come out looking really strange.
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bagels
3y ago
What kind of jobs don't have at least that much time commitment? It is by far the norm.
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bagels
3y ago
I don't even think this is a valid criticism, as memcached has set, replace, and delete, which exhibit the same order-dependent behavior. I don't think memcache guarantees anything other than operations are atomic.
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bagels
3y ago
Why use an automobile when it can't even fly and run on solar power?
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bagels
3y ago
I've been bitten by off leash dogs in California. They often give chase and try to attack your legs or bike wheels causing a crash.
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bagels
3y ago
Deadly and non-deadly mountain lion attacks are rare, but dog attacks are not rare.
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bagels
3y ago
Can you make it atomic this way?
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bagels
3y ago
Do you have examples of lies? If he just said this stock will go up, it seems he wasn't even wrong.
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bagels
3y ago
Literally, but not figuratively. The atmosphere is not very dense.
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bagels
3y ago
It's unlikely that humans exist then. Speciation or calamity will intervene.
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bagels
3y ago
I've definitely been flamed on here for expressing the same. If we globally warm earth 10C, it's still going to be a lot more liveable than Mars. Terrible place to try to live, but I'm all for exploring and visiting.
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bagels
3y ago
Who decides what is significant?
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bagels
3y ago
Most analog cats won't descend stairs in reverse or carry loads either.
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bagels
3y ago
Steel bikes are more typically extremely cheap bikes nowadays. Too cheap to bother repairing in any way that the material choice would matter.
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bagels
3y ago
In the US aluminum is more common than steel for new frames now.
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bagels
3y ago
Sorry, I was just trying to clarify what "skilled machines" meant. I think they meant "skilled machinists"?
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bagels
3y ago
Skilled machinists?
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bagels
3y ago
What are some better alternatives?
896.
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bagels
3y ago
In addition to the other answers, brake fluid is toxic and removes paint.
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bagels
3y ago
Primary content is an animation.
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bagels
3y ago
It's easy if the outcome isn't coupled tightly enough to the hypothesis. If your hypothesis is that the stock will go up because of some specific future event, and you buy a call option that is overpriced, you can lose money even
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bagels
3y ago
Do you think it was a true story?
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bagels
3y ago
There was a lot of charity shown in this thread.
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