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> hey don't blame me I just used some library, it's the library's fault Who really says that?
by cslarson 9y ago
> hey don't blame me I just used some library, it's the library's fault
Who really says that?
- tomca32 9y agoEquifax: https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/equifax-blame-breach-apache/ https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/equifax-blame-bre...
- cocktailpeanuts 9y agoWhen people blamed Ethereum for being the cause of the DAO, the devs said it's not Ethereum's fault but the ones who wrote the DAO, which is technically true, which is why I'm making this point. It's not about technology, it's about responsibility. Also, a while ago some guy complained about how he lost his money using myetherwallet, and the problem was NOT because of myetherwallet but a library they used. So the guy from myetherwallet told reddit that it's not their fault, which is again technically true, but again fits into what I'm talking about. Dependency spreads out responsibility, which works out fine for traditional finance because everything is reversible, but not in this new economy.
- AgentME 9y agoThe whole point of Ethereum is for people to be able to use custom contracts. People would be using Bitcoin if they only wanted to be able to use contracts by the Ethereum -- er, cryptocurrency developers.