Their repositories are really something, and the commits seem to only happen in bursts, I expected them to do a few commits every day, instead it's like 10 days a year with 1700+ commits total.

But I wouldn't assume they are conventionally malicious, more like a paperclip storage optimiser

Only gambling on thermal noise is the real deal /½s

risks were calculated

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but I am bad at math

Yeah, there are 10 types of people

So, you're saying Valve should make RAM? I don't think that would happen, but it would be an interesting thing to see unfold

To be honest, I didn't read through, because of all the flourishing and humourous wordy descriptions.

It feels unbalanced and leaning towards comedy, but jokes were not supposed to become the only reason to read that, were they?

Also, create a thousand accounts in advance at random days, never use them and make this comment their only, but when account is not fresh. That way it would look like it's a legitimate reader that was just once so outraged they decided to comment and then shut up forever

Until some bots start doing that to look like real persons

Edited map does not really create fear or disruption of critical infrastructure, and I'm not sure about panic either

I'm not a 100% sure it does, the choice of symbols looks a bit suspicious but it could be independently invented from ColorAdd idea like the one you linked. Symbolism is hard to standardise, maybe a chevron for blue has another meaning for the author

Edit: or more realistically, they had this problem and decided to solve it with AI and publish their solution for everyone without checking if the solution already existed and was partially copied by AI. That's the feeling I get from the repository at least

Charging you would create real revenue, which would violate our principles.

Great, also payment plans are very affordable

Isn't it already how things are run if you have the right rights unlike the rest of the populace