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It's also not clear to what extent the wage fixing agreement was mitigated by driving programmers to non-conspirators.

Seems like a lot of the issues are mitigated by the file going away after the first download.

Corruption is a hard problem, but it doesn't do any good at all to pretend it can't be effectively mitigated.

Unfortunately it might also be slower but this can be mitigated by memoization or caching.

SQL injections can be mitigated using the correct tools and methodology, but things like this (and buffer overflows) will continue to exist.

This could be mitigated to some degree by having multiple shared accounts per person.

Exact same problems, somewhat mitigated in Yosemite (fewer complete crashes) but still the occasional garbled screen or inability to switch to dGPU.

This seems like a problem that could be addressed, or at least drastically mitigated.

In both cases (electricity and gasoline) loss is marginal and can be mitigated by striking a balance between centralization and transport/power line distance.

Also, for counting 4/5th of servers as income, isn't that mitigated by how you're really paying taxes on the income used to buy the servers?

If that's eliminated, or mitigated by excellent transit connections (ie.

How would Bitcoin have prevented or mitigated the OPM hack?

I think the "just can't" part can be mitigated by remembering your past successes.

In particular a 'huge asteroid' could not be mitigated by "diving into a trench", water is incompressible by nature and the impact of an asteroid in the ocean would cause a huge over-pressure event in your habitats, where ever they are, resulting in their destruction.

>In particular a 'huge asteroid' could not be mitigated by "diving into a trench", water is incompressible by nature and the impact of an asteroid in the ocean would cause a huge over-pressure event in your habitats, where ever they are, resulting in their destruction.