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tragiclos
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Comment #49150279
This was my memory as well. Lion was the first version of OS X that was usable as a daily driver.
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Comment #49118376
> Other than real madrid and barcelona and a few italian clubs, very few euro clubs are run as non-profits. Not non-profit per se, but the Bundesliga[1] requires that teams are maj…
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Comment #48131267
> GitLab is in an incredible position to moonshot the next generation of software. I don't think they offer anything unique. Forgejo[1] offers a similar platform. [1] https://forge…
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Comment #48055599
On the other hand, even if the town council takes concerns seriously and denies permission to build, the companies doing the building will just sue and build them anyways[1]. [1] h…
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Comment #47247703
FWIW, the article quotes people close to the researchers saying that the departure wasn't their choice.
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Comment #46908925
> could things be better if we had an explicitly designed interoperability interface? Yes, we could define a language-agnostic binary interoperability standard with it's own interf…
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Comment #46879228
This article going into more detail on those targeted was posted later: https://securelist.com/notepad-supply-chain-attack/118708/
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Comment #46865877
Most of those companies make huge margins by suckering large organizations into outrageous contracts. I don't see how AI moves the needle on this one way or the other.
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Comment #46851932
> Traffic from certain targeted users was selectively redirected to attacker-controlled served malicious update manifests. I'd be curious to know if there was any pattern as to whi…
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Comment #46034532
The docs list this caveat: > Note that previous stable versions will not be suggested. The package will be completely ignored if its latest published version is within the cooldown…
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Comment #45141942
Doesn't sound very profitable: >Over the last two years, the state transportation agency has spent more than $62,000 on repairs related to guardrail theft in the region. If the ful…
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Comment #44806617
Crazy that 27 C is deadly. I imagine most of Australia is hotter than that during any given summer.
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Comment #40518412
It might be more appropriate to link to the original blog post: http://smoogespace.blogspot.com/2024/05/where-did-5-million-...
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Comment #40496893
Ironic that the “about the author” section at the bottom names Monty Python as the origin of BDFL, a claim which is contradicted by the article.
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Comment #39686762
Aerospace programs can have extremely long timelines in the private sector, too. Variants of the Boeing 737 have been produced since 1966. While the recent MAX versions were flawed…
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Comment #39686712
Seems like victory through attrition. It might be the only modern fighter produced for export in the Western world.
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