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cdmyrm

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    Comment #43217500

    The whole point of magic cloud platforms is to upcharge for everything and convince people there's no other way to run software.

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    Comment #43217433

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    Comment #43217422

    1. Build a rootkit into your product. 2. Release your product.

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    Comment #43217386

    Serving HTML is actually really fast if you don't bolt 17 layers of JavaScript on top of it first.

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    Comment #43217377

    There are plenty of other websites that don't do that. Perhaps one of those would work better for you?

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    Comment #43217367

    Software developers don't actually write software anymore, they glue together VC-funded security nightmares every 1-3 years, before moving on to the next thing. This goes on and on…

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    Comment #43217350

    It's called air-gapping, and lots of adults do it.

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    Comment #43217340

    Any purported expert who uses software without considering its security is simply negligent. I'm not sure why people are trying to spin this to avoid placing the blame on the negli…

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    Comment #43217338

    Should we outlaw C because it lets you dereference null pointers, too?

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    Comment #43217331

    I'm sorry, but when will we hold the writers of crappy code responsible for their own bad decisions? Let's start there.

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    Comment #43217328

    Good call. I'd seriously considering firing the developers responsible, too.

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    Comment #43217320

    How confident are you that their log system is resilient, given the state of the rest of their software?

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    Comment #43217313

    Yeah, turns out "modern" software development has more holes than Swiss cheese. What else is new?

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    Comment #43217307

    This is actually precisely how package management works in Linux today... you release new versions, package maintainers package and release them, while ensuring they actually work.…

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    Comment #43217303

    You're allowed to have a support matrix. You can refuse to support versions that are too old, but you can also just... let people keep using programs on their own computers.