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I think you mean Linus, not Linux. While tastes are certainly subjective, the exploit caused by this brain damaged design was not subjective, nor a matter of t
by shanemhansen 12y ago
I think you mean Linus, not Linux.
While tastes are certainly subjective, the exploit caused by this brain damaged design was not subjective, nor a matter of taste.
- pionar 12y agoThe exploit was not "caused" by HFS+. It was caused by either not knowing or not caring that HFS is a case-insensitive file system.
- duaneb 12y ago> that HFS is a case-insensitive file system. ...by default.
- duaneb 12y agoIt's subjective. HFS+ is perfectly capable of being case-sensitive if necessary, so it's not a fault of the filesystem. He's just griping about the default configuration of developer machines. News flash: if you're a developer, you may have to think about how your computer is configured. You might as well complain how some linux distros don't come with emacs installed and calling it 'brain damaged design' because it isn't what you want.