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"Why do you think my coding standards are under any more suspicion than anyone elses" Because my presumption is that this is running on my servers (where I'm li
by throwaway5752 8y ago
"Why do you think my coding standards are under any more suspicion than anyone elses" Because my presumption is that this is running on my servers (where I'm likely to need lynx, currently). The domain where it's running, nothing personal.
- tombh 8y agoThe domain where it's running? What does that matter if you install it yourself. You don't need any external Browse services of you run it yourself.
- throwaway5752 8y agoI meant to say something more like "Given my needs for a text based web browser, it's more likely I'd be running it on a more secure enclave where I'd subject any package I'd install to a great deal of scrutiny". I think you've answered it elsewhere, in a sibling comment to my first... for those with restricted bandwidth/slower connections this makes more sense than for other use cases where a sysadmin might use it because of security/business restrictions. I appreciate you didn't write the article/choose the wording.