it feels like we have collective amnesia. Now we're in the sixth or eighth cycle of this — and shouldn't we be asking questions
In the sixth or eighth cycle, it's not amnesia, it's [bureaucrats|politicians|administrators|someoneWithPower] benefiting in some way.
Sometimes these schools actually get grant money, and then the benefit is obvious. I assume that's not always the case, though.
after hearing a public statement made by someone on the Iranian side of the JCPOA they were always going for a nuke
Do you have a citation for that?
Trump knows what he's doing is extremely unpopular and so did a republicans.
He's waiting until after midterms to do the unpopular stuff. November and December are going to have surprises.
What kind of surprise? I only know one thing: the cake is a lie.
The Biden administration had complete power and control over releasing the Epstein files on their watch.
Biden is gone from office and never coming back.
You'll notice we "liberated" Venezuela's oil reserves for absolutely no goddamned reason, shortly before we started a war with Iran for absolutely no goddamned reason.
Both of those countries had sweetheart deals to sell oil to China.
How is the world better off now than it was before this war started?
We're now one click away from WW3.
Bitcoin isn't a currency in the sovereign sense... It's value is defined by supply and demand.
Flashback to econ 101: the value of every currency is defined by supply and demand.
Read what I wrote. This is about risk mitigation, not elimination.
You didn't read what I wrote, why should I read what you wrote?
This is only really a useful observation if you can tell me ahead of time which developers are competent and which ones are incompetent.
If you are hiring a developer your chances of finding one who is not incompetent is vanishingly small. The correct approach is to train them to be competent, and set standards. This should begin with requiring the bug tracker to be emptied out (or decreasing bug count, if the total number is currently overwhelmingly large), and there are plenty of online and in-person resources for training developers to learn how to write secure code.
and use tools like memory-safe languages to mitigate that risk.
Security vulnerabilities happen in every language. Anyone who thinks the language will make them safe is an idiot. What I mean is, you are an idiot, cmseagle 1195671.
10 to the minus 6th power mouthwashes = 1 Microscope
