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That's not good enough for software that's meant to be money. Besides, OpenSSL has the excuse of being old. Why would you design a new system to be crufty from
by kartickv 10y ago
That's not good enough for software that's meant to be money. Besides, OpenSSL has the excuse of being old. Why would you design a new system to be crufty from day one?
- ethbro 10y agoI wouldn't design any system to be crufty or have bugs. I was just pointing out that it happens. And honestly probably gives us a lot cooler stuff than were software production restricted to developers who were certified to produce best practices code. I feel like without weird blood we'd only ever get enterprise-approved spreadsheet software. PS: Caveat. Personally, of course I'd never use stuff like that for mission critical deployments until it's been battle tested.