sseneca to [email protected] • 3 years agoUniversity of Minnesota banned from contributing to Linux kernel, previous contributions also removedlore.kernel.orgmessage-square16fedilinkarrow-up164arrow-down10
arrow-up164arrow-down1external-linkUniversity of Minnesota banned from contributing to Linux kernel, previous contributions also removedlore.kernel.orgsseneca to [email protected] • 3 years agomessage-square16fedilink
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink6•3 years agoI have no idea what happened, I just know it was brutal. Damn.
minus-squareSubversivoBlinkfedilink16•3 years agoLink tells whole story. They submitted buggy patches to see how devs would react and published a paper on it. Now, they submitted buggy patches again.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink10•3 years agoSo they were being either extremely stupid or extremely rotten by keeping giving the kernel devs more work debugging bad code?
minus-squareSubversivoBlinkfedilink15•3 years agoGiving other work and making them look bad if they fail to spot errors to personal academic gains. Yes, extremely rotten. Don’t know how ethics committees work on US, but this is the thing that should never be allowed to pass them.
I have no idea what happened, I just know it was brutal. Damn.
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Link tells whole story. They submitted buggy patches to see how devs would react and published a paper on it. Now, they submitted buggy patches again.
So they were being either extremely stupid or extremely rotten by keeping giving the kernel devs more work debugging bad code?
Giving other work and making them look bad if they fail to spot errors to personal academic gains. Yes, extremely rotten.
Don’t know how ethics committees work on US, but this is the thing that should never be allowed to pass them.
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No problem, mate.