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Julie Delpy, who usually graces very serious films, plays a screwball heroine with a ditzy family in "2 Days in New York," a continuation of her successful 2007 comedy "2 Days in Paris." She stars, directs and is the co-writer, setting the film's goofy tone. Here's a wonderful actress who has worked with Kieslowski, Jarmusch, Tavernier, Godard and Agnieszka Holland, and you'd think her only influence was Woody Allen.
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We met her father Jeannot (Albert Delpy, her real father) in the earlier film. He is a friendly and well-meaning old man with a genius for being a fish out of water even when he's in water. Even worse is her sister Rose (Alexia Landeau), jealous and snippy, and Rose's boyfriend, Manu (Alex Nahon), who bodes trouble because he was Marion's former boyfriend. As we recall from "2 Days in Paris," Marion has had a lot of former boyfriends; the Adam Goldberg character grew alarmed at how often she seemed to run into them in her old hometown.
Rose's rivalry expresses itself in many ways, from bitchy sniping at a family dinner, to an unsettling custom of walking around the apartment mostly undressed. Is she trying to seduce Mingus, make Manu jealous or simply exposing herself for a horny neighbor (Dylan Baker)? She gets nowhere with Mingus, played by Chris Rock as the most stable and sane member of the cast. His refuge is to retreat into his man cave and have thoughtful conversations with a life-sized cardboard cutout of Barack Obama.
Marion, I should have mentioned, is an artist, and one of the excuses for the family visit is a big exhibit of her work. Most of it is physical, but the centerpiece is bold and conceptual: She has auctioned off her soul. One of the film's strangest scenes is her conversation with the man who buys it, portrayed by Vincent Gallo, playing the role as Mephistopheles to Delpy's Faust. (Now there's a sentence that may never have been written before.) Gallo has undeniable screen presence, but here I believe Delpy didn't think through how best to use it. As a film-writing exercise, I suggest a series of scenes between Gallo and various characters whose souls he has purchased.
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The Effective Tax Rate of the Largest US and EU MultinationalsReuven S. Avi-YonahUniversity of Michigan Law School Yaron LahavBen-Gurion University of the Negev October 25, 2011 U of Michigan Law & Econ, Empirical Legal Studies Center Paper No. 11-015 U of Michigan Public Law Working Paper No. 255 Abstract: This paper compares the effective tax rates of the 100 largest US multinationals to the 100 largest EU multinationals for the period 2001-2010, based on financial disclosures. The paper finds that despite the higher US statutory rate the effective tax rates are comparable and that EU multinationals tend to have a higher effective tax rate. The likely explanation is that EU corporate taxes have a broader base. The paper concludes that current US tax law does not subject US based multinationals to a competitive disadvantage against their EU based competitors. Number of Pages in PDF File: 17 Keywords: competitiveness, effective tax rates JEL Classification: H26 Date posted: October 25, 2011 ; Last revised: September 18, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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I received my screening copy of "Rivers Of A Lost Coast" today and let me tell you that the minute this DVD went into the player I was hooked. This is one of the best documentary films that I have ever seen, hands down. The film's producers Justin Coupe and Palmer Taylor really did a great work through this film.
This movie has everything that you could ask for; a great commentator in Tom Skerritt from the movie "A River Runs Through It.", personal interviews, and amazing footage from the golden age of West Coast Steelhead and Salmon Fly Fishing. I have to admit that it left me wishing that I had been born in another era.
Through this film you will get an insiders view of how California's Coastal Fisheries have battled everything from flooding and drought to logging and over fishing. Showing California's proud Steelhead Heritage, and our sport's epic version of Muhammed Ali (Ted Lindner) vs. Joe Fraiser (Bill Shaadt).
As a California native this film struck a little too close to home, and had me thinking about all of the things that I should be doing to help restore this once great Salmon and Steelhead Fishery. Now is the time for us to do something, because soon it will be too late.
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If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, I'd walk right up to heaven and bring you home again.
No farewell words were spoken, no time to say goodbye, you were gone before we knew it, and only God knows why.
What happens after you die? Lot's of things happen after you die – they just don't involve you.
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The hardest thing that I've ever had to hear was that my child died. The hardest thing that I've ever done is to love live everyday since that moment.
Anyone who has lost a loved one knows that you don't recover. Instead, you learn to incorporate their absence and memories into your life and channel your emotional energy toward others, and eventually, your grief will walk beside you instead of consuming you.
The only people who fear death are those with regrets.
People fear death even more than pain. It's strange that they fear death. Life hurts a lot more than death. At the point of death, the pain is over.
– Jim Morrison
After all, to the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure.
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Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, but love leaves a memory that no one can steal.
The acceptance of death gives you more of a stake in life, in living life happily, as it should be lived. Living for the moment.
Life asked death, "Why do people love me but hate you?"
Death responded, "Because, you are a beautiful lie and I am a painful truth".
Death will come easy to those who never lived at all.
Life is a bus and death is an unknown terminal.
Each of us must someday leave the theater of life and disturb the audience as he goes out unsatisfied having been forced to miss the rest of time.
Watching a peaceful death of a human being reminds us of a falling star; one of a million lights in a vast sky that flares up for a brief moment only to disappear into the endless night forever. God bless your soul my father. !
Every thought about death takes a moment of life away.
It is not the fear of dying that scares me, it's the fear of not living that does.
Everyday is for birth, everyday is for death, once again I give thanks to God who keeps my breath.
Certainty? In this world nothing is certain but death and taxes.
– Benjamin Franklin
Most people would sooner die than think; in fact, they do so.
– Bertrand Russell
Free as the wind
There she was being buried deep beneath the ground. Never to be heard again. All alone in the dark with no light. That's what she loved the most about life. The sun shining down on her face with the wind in her hair. Carefree till the day. That reached day. All I could do was scream. As the bullet shattered her last thought. Into the wind were her last words. Then she shut her eyes in to never ending sleep. Now she is free. Free as the wind itself. But never will I forget the man who did this. His face cold as ice, his eyes black with no care and his heart as evil as death.
In life things happen that you can't take in all at once. You might act as if they were still there because you can't let go of who you loved. But we must all learn to think of the good times. And remember what you did do and not what you never got the chance to do. So move on when it's hard and take a deep breath. Don't give up hope. It will always end.
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Luckily the power regression on sandybridge hardware can be worked around easily by adding i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 to the kernel command line.
See bug report for fedora 15: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=727579
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If you were hoping that the Linux 3.1 kernel would fix the big power regression problem that's caused by PCI Express Active State Power Management (ASPM) being disabled on more systems since the release of the Linux 2.6.38 kernel, you're not in luck. There has not been any active work in this area. Making things worse though for mobile Linux users interested in a long lasting battery is another new regression in the Linux 3.1 kernel. Affected systems can easily see a 30% increase in power consumption simply when comparing the Linux 3.0 kernel to the current code being assembled for Linux 3.1. For an Intel Sandy Bridge notebook, the power consumption is up by 76% just over the course of this year from Linux kernel regressions.
Luckily the power regression on sandybridge hardware can be worked around easily by adding i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 to the kernel command line.
See bug report for fedora 15: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=727579
Any chance of bisecting these bugs using PTS?
I sometimes wonder what the guys in charge of the kernel think. Do they think that battery powered devices are such a small segment of the market that they shouldn't bother with critical bug issues involving power consumption? ARRggggg. It is sad that I'm having to use windows when I'm on the go because of battery life under Linux is shrinking.
Michael runs tests on a per commit basis so he should already know exactly which commit caused the issue...
On Sandy Bridge, the regression in the 3.0 kernel is probably caused by the graphics card. If you add i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 to the boot kernel options the power consumption goes back to previous levels. At least it is the case for my SB laptop. This whole thing is caused by this commit. http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kerne...2b3272f5ac7caa
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I expect it's got more to do with testing. This article clearly shows the new kernels don't increase power consumption on all platforms.
Q1: did the work-load increase (e.g. higher frames per second) with the updates? The graphics driver seems an obvious candidate for the effect since it's changed considerably lately.
Q2: Which systems exactly are affected? I'm pretty sure the ASPM thing Michael keeps talking about doesn't affect all laptops, unfortunately he doesn't have enough machines to test all common platforms. I wonder if openbenchmarking.org could be extended into a volunteer testing platform (like BOINC, but for testing)?
I'm sorry but the kernel developers do their own testing, if you find a bug and report it they will usually request you bi-sect it. It's a relatively easy process, saves the developer time (that won't be the only bug in their queue) and pin point the commit on your machine which is exhibiting the problem - it could be hardware or bios specific rather than a problem that affects everyone
Michael generates revenue from these articles, he makes a living from the opensource ecosystem, reporting these issues really aught to be his way of "paying back" the community.
I've reported quite a few problems in the past, both in the kernel and in user space. Git-bisect is a great tool for users to help developers fix issues. If you can't code or submit patches then it's one of the easiest ways to give back to the community
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we can't do that becasue that would be posting Sony code.
we can't do that becasue that would be posting Sony code.
Actually we don't mind that here, however, all those files are encrypted so they probably wouldn't be too 'useful' at the moment.
Nothing in the dev_flash is encrypted. At least not for the FTP Server, that runs "inside" the PS3.
Umm, it is. Although there may be a plentiful amount of selfs and sprxes, they are ALL encrypted.
wait on that log picture does it basically mean that we can delete some of the text from it? stopping sony from knowing we activated backup manager?
I would like to compare the contents (filelist) of the PS2EMU folder on an original 20/60GB, an 80GB with software BC and a slim/late model fat.
Even encrypted, it could be revealing. I can provide the 80GB info whenever I obtain a jailbreak method.
I'm also really excited to see what comes of the PSPEMU. I've been wanting to play PSP games full screen and full speed for a long time. I even paid $250 for a PSP Slim and cable hoping it would be possible.
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That is my thought exactly. But I HIGHLY doubt it will be that simple.
But this is great that the flood gates have opened and now the scene can really take off.
Sony just shipped my PS3 back out to me today, I sure hope they didn't upgrade it to 3.42, because it was at 3.01 when I shipped it to them.
I got the FTP server up and running, and was going to dump everything onto my PC but it wouldn't let me, odd. I'll try again later, since this is a buggy program. But if I can get it working, I will upload my system dump. 80GB Fat console here. I haven't gone through every file/directory yet, but my files seem to be the same as the pics in the original post.
I've just fired up the ftp server, it works a treat. Definately a lot of exciting stuff to come from this! (thanks CJPC!) Even basic things like themes paid for via PSN can be shared freely.. the potential is huge!
I'm currently transfering PlayTV's dump to my pc to upload as I've heard people have losts install discs and cant use it. To be honest I think PlayTV is crap but hey, someone out there will need it.
well typically (depending on what was wrong) Sony sends you an entirely different PS3. From what i gathered from many people they send you out a replacement system. This saves them time and (in their prospective) you time as well from them not having to fix it and return it, why not just send a working one back and fix it later. But like i said that is mainly on hardware issues.


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Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon didn't hide his disappointment last week after right-handed pitcher Erasmo Ramirez had his second consecutive subpar start in a 3-1 home loss to the Athletics.
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Both young hurlers get their chance to make amends as the Rangers go for the series win this afternoon at Globe Life Park in Arlington. Ramirez, 23, is 1-2 with a 5.63 ERA in three starts this season -- all of which came against American League West opponents. Scheppers, 27, is 0-1 with a 7.88 ERA and a troubling 1.63 WHIP in three starts.
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In his 2014 debut on April 1, Ramirez didn't walk anybody in seven innings. He allowed two runs and six hits in an 8-3 win over the Angels. In his two starts since -- each against Oakland -- he has allow eight runs on 12 hits and six walks in nine combined innings.
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It probably isn't make-or-break time for the Nicaraguan. The Mariners have lost three starters (Hisashi Iwakuma, Taijuan Walker, James Paxton) to injuries dating back to the start of the calendar year.
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Scheppers said he's been tweaking his mechanics and trying to avoid getting "lazy" when working from the stretch.
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McClendon said Franklin, 23, will play multiple positions throughout the year so the Mariners can maximize his at-bats. In his 11-game stint with the Rainiers, he hit .395 with four home runs. Franklin won't play second base often, but Robinson Cano -- the man who displaced Franklin when he signed a 10-year deal in December -- will DH on occasion.
McClendon said Franklin will play some outfield when Seattle faces a left-handed pitcher and he wants his switch-hitting bat in the lineup. Franklin only got a couple of innings in right field during Spring Training, though he did play the position growing up. He'll also get spot starts at second, short and third base.
"Nick's a former outfielder. He's not a neophyte," McClendon said. "It's like riding a bike, you've been out there, you get back on it and ride it again. … Nick wants to play, so I'm sure he'll embrace it."
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Rangers infielder Josh Wilson had no choice but to accept the nickname when he played for the Mariners from 2009-10. Determining which veteran slugger coined it is another debate altogether.
One version: Seeing Wilson's boyish looks for the first time in 2009, Mariners outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. dubbed Wilson "The Paper Boy." Makes sense. But during Wednesday's M's television broadcast, color commentator Mike Blowers claimed that former Mariners DH Mike Sweeney thought it up.
Either way, the moniker caught on as Wilson gained a reputation for delivering clutch hits late in games. The club and Wilson eventually parted ways in 2011. The year prior, he appeared in 108 games and hit .227/.278/.294 in 388 plate appearances.
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• Despite the injury-depleted rotation, the Mariners entered Wednesday's 3-2 walk-off loss to Texas ranked second in the American League with a 2.85 ERA, best in club history through the first 13 games of the season.
• Entering Wednesday, Texas reliever Shawn Tolleson led the Rangers bullpen with a 1.59 ERA. However, Washington is still trying to define Tolleson's role after the club picked him up on waivers from the Dodgers over the winter. Tolleson sat out almost all of last season with a herniated disc in his lower back.
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Wow! My 9 1/2 month old still has no teeth but she is working on EIGHT at one time. None broke through yet though. Pretty miserable around here. Hope Miss Ivy wasn't in too much pain!
What beautiful eyes--a wonderful picture!
LOVE IT!!!!!!!!! She is just squishable!!! and growing up too fast!
Oh my gosh, where is time going Steph? What happened to the squishy, wobbly fuzzy-skinned newborns we had?!
Those are beautiful! Is she really that big already?!
Oh wow!!! Look at them. Baby Sister isn't even starting to get teeth yet. :)
CUTE!! New teeth make such adorable pictures!! I love them so much!
She is truly adorable! Where DID you get that skirt and the cute dress in your photo?My daughter is 7 weeks and I would love to get her one the same!
Already!?!?! Wow, time sure flies when you're having fun :)
We call 'em teefers, too. And what lovely teefers they are. Great skirt on that great kid, too!
Too precious for words!
Oh my goodness!!! Still no teeth here...I don't anticipate any anytime soon either. Seth was my earliest at 7 months.She's such a doll...always ;)
Still no teeth for us at almost 7 months. Ivy's too cute with her little chompers. :)
so cute! The twins don't have any teeth yet and it doesn't seem like they're coming anytime soon.where did you get that 'tutu'?britt
Oh my gosh...I just don't know what's cuter, those cheeks, those lil' teeth, or that SKIRT. The whole package together is just ridiculous cuteness.
SO cute. And that skirt! Love.
Goodness! She seems to be doing everything in fast-forward! Or is it just that I can't keep up with how fast babies grow -- that can't be it, can it?(Of course, my sense of teething time is totally off since Jade obstinately didn't grow ANY until FIFTEEN months!)
Oh my goodness, could she be any cuter? I LOVE the petticoat!
First teeth are so cute! Hope they didn't give her too much grief popping through. She is adorable!
Oh, my goodness - such cute little teeth!!! Hope she's not a biter for you. :)
AWWWW! I love the tutu, too!
Such an adorable picture of an adorable girl!
Oh my goodnes, where'd she get those?? hee hee!And yep, there's those baby blues again...
Awww...hope she's not biting! lol
Too, too cute - the two teeth and the tutu!
so sweet...i love it.
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So cute I love that tutu!
Absolutly precious!! I love Ivy's tutu :)
ah, look at those two little bunny teeth. adorable. and I adore her tutu! too cute.
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I love her eyes in this picture! My kids are late teethers.
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Those are some of the most beautiful blue eyes I have ever seen.
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She is so beautiful! I keep thinking Andrew is getting teeth and then I think it is too early...guess not. Take care! The photos are gorgeous!
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I only got a couple of crashes, which is expected for a beta. I finished the tutorials and played through most of the campaigns without any tech. problems - the engine/game is certainly not as unplayable as you claim. Ask around, contact the support team, file a bug, but don't sum it up as this would be the absolute truth.
I do agree that the game-play needs some adjustments; they opened a forum, use it.
I just bought the game to support the company.
Graphics are very nice but its not my type of game. I think a racing game or rpg would bring more customers.
More advertising would help too.
The low sales of this game are completely unrelated to linux, windows or anything like that. I didn't want to comment on this, trying to be supportive, but... "Oil Rush"? Have you actually looked at this game? It's one of the less interesting games I've ever come across!
I've played a couple of player vs computer rounds this week end.
The graphics are nice, the interface is easy to understand : there aren't a lot of options to deal with.
There are some slowdowns, the camera control is weird, doesn't behave the same on the minimap and on the main screen, some icons are not polished, there's no campaign, the diffculty level is unbalanced (easy is very easy, normal is not easy ).
It's a "preview" of the game, if three months remain until the official launch, then progress can and will be made.
Don't expect StarCraft 2 though, but it can be a fun multiplayer RTS game.
I hope they get more pre-orders, and i think they need to concentrate on advertising it.
Linux needs games with modern graphics to attract gamers, so instead of complaining, i think supporting the game is the right option.
I heard the hype, was excited about a new RTS with linux. So I bought it, what I found was:
1) VERY simple gameplay, much like Archipelago for android smart phones. Pick 1 or more islands
to attack from, pick a target, gain resources/planes/ships, repeat.
2) VERY unreliable, even for a beta this is pretty bad. Often it just hangs or segfaults
when I launch or midgame.
3) Per platform licenses, seems unnecessarily user hostile.
4) Awkward interface, every multiple island attack requires clicking on every island, you can't
just sweep your selection
5) Annoying that you can't change your mind after an attack... I guess it's a world without radio?
In any case this game seems very unlikely to sell in large enough quantities to amortize the cost of building a 3D gaming engine from scratch. It might be pretty enough to get other people to license it though. Not sure how competitive that market is, especially for multiple platforms. Oilrush is pretty so except for the serious stability problems the engine looks promising.
Considering the "beta" is fairly crippled. All 3 missions (2 of which are simple/poorly done tutorials) campaigns, missing functionality (network play), missing stability. I'd call this a rough alpha at best.
Sure many other games are doing the pre-order help fund development thing, but the ones I've played with have all been MUCH more fun, and MUCH more stable. Take minecraft for instance. Beta has been rock solid and it's not licensed per platform. It's selling by the million because even as is, it's fun.
Just wondering...why don't they consider putting it in Steam? Very large customer base. And it might help encourage Valve to seriously consider a Linux version of Steam too with a number of Linux games (World of Goo, Braid, Osmos, and few other games).
I pretty much just buy my games from Steam as it's easiest for me.


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That I used the term "fire-and-forget" to describe cron driven server administration I thought made clear that this is something I look down upon. Certainly I do not recommend such behaviour. It must be noted however that Debian is the only distro in which this does not immediately lead to disaster and therefore gained some popularity among Debian admins, sadly.
Finding out who checked in vulnerable code is not for placing blame, but it allows to check that person's other code contributions for similar problems.
For closed source development that check can be done only by a small group of people who have access to the source code. Sometimes (e.g. when an employee/contractor worked for several companies) there might be nobody else who can examine everything.
Also, serious security vulnerabilities sometimes remain unfixed or are silently fixed in closed source code after the vendor becomes aware of them, something which open source projects usually cannot afford.
"Sometimes" this and "sometimes" that. There are a lot of "sometimes" for open software too. What is true is that QA needs to happen correctly for both open as well as closed source software. And "sometimes" this doesn't happen for either.
Just because a bug was found in a closed source program doesn't prove anything. Lots of bugs are found in open projects too. In the Linux kernel, problems are very often not disclosed at all until the fix is in place. There's a whole business right now around keeping Linux bugs secret up until the patches are developed and go live.
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The "sometimes" is different in Open Source and closed source.
The fact is Open Source is more secure by its nature and it's even true when there's exactly the same number of security flaws found in Open Source and closed source project. The reason of this is everyone can check if there are security flaws in Open Source projects, so nobody can hide anything (but some smart guys can keep them in secret till someone else discovers the flaw) and in closed source world just very limited number of people can check the code - so the chance to discover the flaw is lower. To sum this up:Just because a bug was found in a closed source program doesn't prove anything. Lots of bugs are found in open projects too. In the Linux kernel, problems are very often not disclosed at all until the fix is in place. There's a whole business right now around keeping Linux bugs secret up until the patches are developed and go live.
10 holes in Windows is more than 10 holes in Linux, because there's lesser probability to discover a flaw in closed source software. PS. Ignore popularity, because those are just examples of Open and closed source software.
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I'm not convinced. Unless you mean commercial open source software, where audits happen mostly by paid professionals. In that case, I fully agree; commercial AND open source is a strong combination. Otherwise, you're relying on volunteers.
I can still think of counter-examples though. A security flaw in a closed source program that can't be discovered is of no great importance. A security flaw in open code could be spotted by the wrong people. I don't like the "security through obscurity" approach myself, but it does make you think, and I often apply it if it doesn't interfere with more clean security policies.
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There are other factors that are much more important than just being Open Source. What I wrote is only true for comparable projects - similar number of devs, similar skills, similar policy etc. Open Source brings more possibilities, but they have to be exploited and it's just one of the factors. One of the Open Source advantages is anyone can check if there aren't any backdoors in software or some company can order a third party member to check the code.


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