Heya @vercel, two PRs are pending for the https://t.co/oYIRvzVBXk project, and both contain hidden DPRK malware. This is a VERY popular NPM package, and I want to make sure you kill both PRs. Here's my GitHub Issue: https://t.co/HBcEaQ0zxb
JSON to TOML conversion depends on ffmpeg and ruby. You might disagree. You might even have some evidence to the contrary. But you have to ask yourself: is this really worth cancelling the build job over? JSON to TOML conversion depends on ffmpeg and ruby.
“I’ll take the cockpit.”
“I’ll take the tail.”
On September 11 2001, two F-16 pilots took off from Andrews Air Force Base knowing their mission could end with them deliberately crashing their own fighters into a hijacked passenger jet.
Lt. Col. Marc Sasseville and 1st Lt. Heather “Lucky” Penney were scrambled as the attacks unfolded and United Airlines Flight 93 was believed to be heading toward Washington. There was one enormous problem: their F-16s had no live missiles aboard. There simply wasn’t time to arm them before launching.
So the two pilots devised an extraordinary last-resort plan.
Sasseville would ram Flight 93’s cockpit. Penney would strike the tail, destroying the aircraft’s ability to remain airborne.
“I’m going to go for the cockpit,” Sasseville told her.
“I’ll take the tail,” Penney replied.
Both understood what that could mean. Penney later described it as potentially a one-way mission.
They raced toward Washington and searched for the missing airliner, unaware that the passengers and crew aboard Flight 93 had already fought back against the hijackers. The Boeing 757 had crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, before the fighters were airborne.
Penney would later insist that the real heroes that morning were the people aboard Flight 93.
They had done what the two fighter pilots were preparing to sacrifice their own lives to do: stop the aircraft from reaching Washington.
#September11 #Flight93 #USAirForce
Some exciting news - Dioxus Labs is joining Cognition!
We'll be continue to work on Dioxus as usual, but also helping make Devin, the leading cloud agent, 1000x better.
We're extremely grateful to Cognition for the support and excited to see where the future takes us together.
@jezell@michaelbushe The issue is that once you Arc<Mutex<T>> everything and .clone() you can pretty quickly end up back where you started with electron