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> Languages do not make bugs, people do. Right. That's why it's a good idea to use languages that help people to avoid common mistakes. > Rewriting something
by teamhappy 12y ago
> Languages do not make bugs, people do.
Right. That's why it's a good idea to use languages that help people to avoid common mistakes.
> Rewriting something is only guaranteeing that more bugs be created initially.
Neither of us has empirical evidence for that (or maybe you do, I don't know), but let's say your right. A rewrite would at least give us a sane way to move forward (see the first item on my list).
> You should be familiar with "bikeshed" being a freebsd user..
I'm voting blue.
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Given that you're a Linux user, you should be familiar with Einstein's definition of insanity. :P
- quakershake 12y ago> I'm voting blue. lol > Given that you're a Linux user, you should be familiar with Einstein's definition of insanity. :P +1 - I just don't see any real solution to the problem. I do think that because Linux is more widely used it is running into the same issues Microsoft has/had where the vulnerabilities are more widely exploitable. Diversity definitely has it's benefits.