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Not the OP, but valid responses range from "I have a life" to "it's not my project" to "I don't want to". Odd that you think criticism depends on contribution.
by weberc2 9y ago
Not the OP, but valid responses range from "I have a life" to "it's not my project" to "I don't want to". Odd that you think criticism depends on contribution.
- riffraff 9y agothose are likely most of the same reasons these apps are not sandboxed (switching "not my project" with "I'm not payed work on this").
- weberc2 9y agoThose are valid reasons not to improve a project, but it doesn't make your project immune to criticism. If you're not going to take the time to make your project better, that's fine, but other people are still free to point out that your project isn't very good or that your project could be much better if you managed your time differently.
- EpicEng 9y agoSo open source always gets a free pass? "You should be doing X as what you're doing represents a security threat." "Well, submit a patch then neener neener." C'mon.
- riffraff 9y agothey don't, it's just that the statement "there is no reason for this software not to have a sandbox" is wrong, because, well, there are many reasons. A correct statement might have been "there is no technical reason that prevents sandboxing, given a ton of work".