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open letter to the NixOS foundation

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open letter to the NixOS foundation

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How much of those are actual people? I count half a dozen git links in the signatures. Those could belong to a single attacker. Everyone else either has an email or an unlinked handle. Who knows if they are Nix devs?
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    How do you know that’s “KA”?

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