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  • Delgarde
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    Originally posted by etnlWings View Post
    The moral of the story: lulz were had, no permanent damage was done, some people got butthurt.
    No. Moral of the story, someone with root access on those servers thinks playing pranks is a good use of the trust people have given him. Harmless or not, this is a pretty bad look for FD.o...

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  • V!NCENT
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    I'll take it as a hint since I registered in 2009.

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  • crazycheese
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    Originally posted by libv View Post
    You were not on the phoronix forums at that time, so you must have been reading not such reliable news sites then.
    At least you could post "Fck microsoft" instead.
    Just joking )

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  • crazycheese
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    Originally posted by Yfrwlf View Post
    Trust is a strength too, as it's how you work together.
    No, no. Trust is a weakness. It means blind trust. Something that you do, if you run ANY sort of proprietary, because you have no choice.

    Trust does not cancel out verification. Then it works
    Which is part Linus law.

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  • libv
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    Originally posted by V!NCENT View Post
    It was all over tthe news that you deleted your work... <_<'
    You were not on the phoronix forums at that time, so you must have been reading not such reliable news sites then.

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  • V!NCENT
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    It was all over tthe news that you deleted your work... <_<'

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  • libv
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    Originally posted by V!NCENT View Post
    Maybe being a bit paranoid, but I remember this happening before when Novell fired a radeonhd dev. Could it be that... ?
    Eh?

    I am the radeonhd dev that got fired by novell. And I updated the email address to my copyrights, which is a necessary change to any software you have contributed to, this was not vandalism, this was at most showing that i was one of the victims.

    The other authors were all perfectly ok with this change too, and why wouldn't they?

    To top that, i do not have root access to kemper.freedesktop.org, and i made it quite clear that i was the one making the change.

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  • V!NCENT
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    Maybe being a bit paranoid, but I remember this happening before when Novell fired a radeonhd dev. Could it be that... ?

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  • etnlWings
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    The moral of the story: lulz were had, no permanent damage was done, some people got butthurt.

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  • r1348
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    Morale is: don't submit to git when drunk&high.

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