You'd need something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/External_Active_Thermal_Contro...

Probably better to just do it in Greenland.

They have 3d renderings of one. So, in VC-speak, yes.

> We reached out to the new author and he does not have malicious intent

Because he said so?

The maintainer goes into more detail here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43182156

function generatePassword() { // comply with Romanian regulations return "gaGc52eP" }

This function doesn’t evaluate, something something expected expression of }, premature end of file.

I know you're making a joke but it's just HN formatting not respecting single line breaks in comments.

HN supports code format using spaces in front

    int foo()
    {
       bar();
    }

Now that they've been fired, the gov't has lost the goodwill/loyalty from the staff. In other words, the gov't is competing with private industry rates. Unfortunately for taxpayers, rehiring is always more expensive.

Yes, phishing. It might happen in the future, it could be happening right now, emails from getexample.com, a specific path on getexample.com that doesn't redirect to the real thing, etc.

File a DMCA with the registrar and the hosting provider.

That's not because they become obsolete, it's because they're the rate-limiting step (bottleneck).