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Too Many Hacks
Hal Flynn, 2003-10-15

The open-source community should abandon its piecemeal approach to securing Linux-- and soon.

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Axe-2-Grind (1 replies)
Evolution, a necessary evil 2003-10-17
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Evolution, a necessary evil 2003-10-24
tycho
Too Many Hacks 2003-10-17
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Too Many Hacks 2003-10-17
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Too Many Hacks 2003-10-17
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Too Many Hacks 2003-10-17
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Too Many Hacks 2003-10-17
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Too Many Hacks 2003-10-17
David
H.A.L,

Your Dad don't let you change the tire by yourself as bill does.

Bill won't ask you : "why don't you try to solve the problem with all of your friends ?
you will learn together and share the solution"

And for sure, your dad finally gave you the appropriate patch for the tire as you where not capable to understand/solve the problem.

Your friend (the owner of the borken bike) suddently tought about creating a company. The company will pay you to apply all your father's patches. You are happy : you can buy food for all your family and much : a new car (showing us how intelligent you are ).

Making Money is the only interest (and argumentation) to prefer ms.
Knowledge is elsewhere.

Companies may pay less to teach how to install and maintain "opensource-like" applications than buying softwares and ressources to do the job for you.
This method is not secure as you don't know
how your security really works, but you paid enough to be sure it is secure.

And bla bla...

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