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When he says "well behaved" he surely means in the computing sense of being predictable and having the range of his behaviours to be well known. Rather than the
by pbhjpbhj 4y ago
When he says "well behaved" he surely means in the computing sense of being predictable and having the range of his behaviours to be well known. Rather than the more common interpretation of "generally morally upstanding"?
- throwaway29303 4y agoThe latter. Just Ctrl + F type "behaved" and you'll see. The whole exchange is quite an interesting read. (And that conversation took place in 2011, btw.)