I had an eye opening discussion with an IT admin who stated with a straight face that their “patching strategy was not to patch”.
They have a patch strategy! They considered requirements when deciding the strategy! They have a documented strategy, it’s just very brief. (“Don’t.”)
The Trump admin may have similarly thought about this issue for a few seconds, shrugged their shoulders and decided that this might force manufacturers to go on-shore.
You and I know it won’t, certainly not in the immediate future, which means massive disruption to industry, but that’s not the same as “no plan”.
Same as all the other guidelines. Moderators look at the threads and act on what we see. We also look at lists of flagged comments, and emails sent to hn@ycombinator.com by community members. One-off offending comments are flagged+killed, and a warning given. Repeat offenders/obvious bots are banned.
Iran said that if they were attacked, then they would attack US bases in the region and close the Strait of Hormuz. None of what has happened should be a surprise to anyone.
The US forces didn't do what they said they would do for those countries hosting their military, which was to protect the host country, leaving many wondering whether having the bases there is worth the risk.
All we need next is Ansar Allah to join in.
The worst part of it all, China has 100's of satellites watching everything, learning US tactics, refuelling and rearming patterns, everything they can.
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