Il giorno mer, 20/05/2009 alle 22.47 +0100, Martin O'Neal ha scritto:
> (thereby breaking all the apps that currently work in the opposite
way)
that is a reasonable point :)
When anarchy is in place (no rules) trying to introduce a standard
(rules) could have its own drawbacks.
In an utopian world, anarchy could be also acceptable (people respect
each other, developers know their environment), but since people does
mistakes, rules helps persons in having a guideline.
I'd also prefer to let people, developers and servers do whatever they
want, knowing and respecting the unspoken rules.
Going too much into philosophy, so I stop here :)
Cheers,
Stefano & Luca
--
Stefano Di Paola
Chief Technology Officer, LA/ISO27001
Minded Security Research Labs Director
Il giorno mer, 20/05/2009 alle 22.47 +0100, Martin O'Neal ha scritto:
> (thereby breaking all the apps that currently work in the opposite
way)
that is a reasonable point :)
When anarchy is in place (no rules) trying to introduce a standard
(rules) could have its own drawbacks.
In an utopian world, anarchy could be also acceptable (people respect
each other, developers know their environment), but since people does
mistakes, rules helps persons in having a guideline.
I'd also prefer to let people, developers and servers do whatever they
want, knowing and respecting the unspoken rules.
Going too much into philosophy, so I stop here :)
Cheers,
Stefano & Luca
--
Stefano Di Paola
Chief Technology Officer, LA/ISO27001
Minded Security Research Labs Director
Minded Security - Application Security Consulting
Official Site: www.mindedsecurity.com
Personal Blog: www.wisec.it/sectou.php
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