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Greenspan's mea culpa covers it - he did not know that banks really weren't doing the proper risk analysis.

Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.

It also helps that dang has been willing - eager, even - to issue a mea culpa and reverse a decision.

Mea culpa and a rocket up the committee members of the time seems vastly more appropriate if you actually care about this language.

Really, this should be a mea culpa, but instead it's a rant.

We'll see how it works out, but mea culpa nonetheless.

Depends on who's doing the accepting;) I actually meant a /48, mea culpa!

Actually, it was more like an eius culpa...

(Their mea culpa was was nothing short of an apology watered down by excuses) and Kim Khardasian on the cover.

For extended periods of its history, Apple has had a culture where leadership recieved credit for each success and never offered a mea culpa in times of trouble.

Anyway, props for the straight-up mea culpa.

Skeptical of it, because of it's proneness to confirmation bias, politicization, inability to falsify it, and many historical errors that it's made in the past without even a serious mea culpa from the error-makers.

Nice mea culpa, and a day after the "101 random and mutually exclusive ways we wanted to fix Apple in 1997".

Given that Apple mostly ignores requests from the community of iOS developers, the odds Apple will mea culpa to people even less relevant to its strategy than "the help" are probably zero.

The really worrying part was any lack of "mea culpa" from Poettering once someone outside the bug report told him that pulseaudio could be changed so that the variable was no longer needed and Poettering implemented that change.

Yes, but the correct thing to do in this situation is to pay the $5,000 for the Hello World program, NOT post it (you never promised to publicize the results), and tell your boss "mea culpa...