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> The kind of software that everyone uses, but that is not a differentiator ("the secret sauce") that makes something stand out. Doesn't OpenSSL fit this defin
by tjgq 12y ago
> The kind of software that everyone uses, but that is not a differentiator ("the secret sauce") that makes something stand out.
Doesn't OpenSSL fit this definition perfectly?
- davidw 12y agoSure, but that doesn't mean it works all the time, everywhere. Like I said: not a solved problem. It seems no one really stood up and took the lead to fix things.
- angersock 12y ago"Sure, but that doesn't mean it works all the time, everywhere." ...which is a rather unsettling property in the foundation of your pyramid. I agree with your theory--I'm just sad to see that there isn't always a lot of that in practice. Hell, they almost killed off SPARC support on Debian a month ago because of developer ADD.