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They embraced/extended Kerberos, breaking compatibility, and we have to get past it? isn't that victim blaming? When Microsoft actually atones, we can reward a
by anonbanker 12y ago
They embraced/extended Kerberos, breaking compatibility, and we have to get past it? isn't that victim blaming?
When Microsoft actually atones, we can reward and encourage. until then, BSD users (and anyone who read a Halloween Document[1]) know Microsoft's gifts have strings.
1. http://www.catb.org/~esr/halloween/ http://www.catb.org/~esr/halloween/
- philliphaydon 12y agoBridge. Build one. Walk over it. Experience what's on the other side. It's wonderful.
- anonbanker 12y agothe path we're currently walking is lit by the bridge Microsoft already burned. Atonement for the past should probably be asked for, rather than volunteered.
- InclinedPlane 12y agoThat's how this shit works. If no wrongs were done, if there was no sound basis for grievances, then forgiveness wouldn't even be necessary, it would be easy. But that's not how the real world works. People fuck up. People do bad things. Companies do too. Even sainted companies like Apple. You have to get over it in order for it not to destroy all the good work that can be done. Look at Israel and Palestine. Neither is blameless. But if they hold onto their grievances forever they'll perpetuate a miserable situation indefinitely.