You can specify version numbers in renv, you take snapshots of your dependencies into a lock file and can always restore from there or make a new snapshot.
Right I saw that but his statement was rather short and vague, my point is I haven’t seen them directly cite how it was Russia.
Microsoft beautifully described the attack itself in a blog post recently, I’m pretty ignorant with cyber security but I wonder why they can’t show the connection to Russia with more rigor.
Not a Trump supporter, but I’ve been trying to find direct evidence as to this attack being from Russia and I haven’t found anything beyond speculative statements.
Even if this attack isn’t from Russia, they’re the best country the US can blame because there are no political repercussions if they’re wrong. We don’t conduct any trade with them (unlike China) and have already laid down heavy sanctions.
So far I haven’t seen any evidence that this attack points to Russia beyond speculative statements.
I understand the US looks weak if it doesn’t call someone out though, as the fireye report indicates a nation state was behind this attack.
If the US blames China -> political suicide, Iran -> war, Russia -> no consequence....
We are both each others bogeymen.
Heh nice, I don’t know if you like sports but climbing is really fun. Each climbing problem is pretty similar to figuring out a programming problem: breaking something down into sub problems, figuring out how to do each one, and then knitting it all together! This is something I like to do for fun :)
Awesome work! I’m a big fan of fuzzywuzzy so I’ll be checking this out:) Currently I’m split between using fuzzy logic in my backend python code as opposed to it being built into a sql statement (via SOUNDEX() which does matching based on phonetic similarity).