-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 It's now clear that this was a planned action and there was no danger. But when it happened, this wasn't obvious in any way. I assume the other staff members knew about it, was it discussed at the last meeting?
I really like April Fools, but this was no April Fool. Faking a crime, in this case claiming to have been hacked, is no prank or joke. It doesn't matter that it was April 1. either. This was absolutely unacceptable, never do this again! Regards, Daniel Abrecht -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQEzBAEBCAAdFiEEZT8xKpcJ1eXNKSM1cASjafdLVoEFAlyicfYACgkQcASjafdL VoGPKwf/X3xB71RjqPHO7EyxOiZbWA1oSj4jWNRV7GegPCpTWqLOQbdbiZtTgCeI fj1J8+ec0AUiL7MU8kG6iV1feK3coOdOUFXEzUZQ312niGo4EJEoVyfSQCLM0p/6 8ecxAPghEUPIPZeZRwB1pDPNgOggPJykLSRFfMywbYDCoqJ/5OzRC0IMNQGLRUht QHC7XCROiEsMSDh6LGNg0aINLTRuQ8RiiqVtklPYMaGp/0p+zSWeDKtZuzdzBCfl x4pOPSlVuRZ3x0R43kQw9m75hC6BaiH4msJyjyzr0kTnNhs1QhaetcjjR8Ujv7Hz ii69ahPVzG6zbrcBLfjjDDE/odWlxg== =c/i1 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Dng mailing list Dng@lists.dyne.org https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dng
