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One immediate problem -- this is how these systems are made to function. It's not like the kickback is happening behind the back of the operators of the exchang
by deong 9y ago
One immediate problem -- this is how these systems are made to function. It's not like the kickback is happening behind the back of the operators of the exchanges. It's not "hacking" to follow the rules as they're laid out.
- amelius 9y agoSo you are saying these systems are bug-free by design/definition? That's quite a statement :)
- ghostbrainalpha 9y agoThat's so crazy far from what he is saying. If you enter a building through a front door, you are not "hacking", you are entering the building in the way the designer intended. If you enter a building through a window, you are "hacking" because you are exploiting an unintended ability that the designer did not intend to give you. Just because the comment you replied to said that "kickbacks" are a front door intentional design, you can't then claim he said that the building has no windows. He has said nothing about windows. He just said don't call that door a window, because its not, its a fucking door.
- amelius 9y agoYes, it's a door, but they told the regulators it was a window. That's a bug in the spec.