If you can't trust anyone on the internet, why are so many of us… - Grin with cat attached
Oct. 16th, 2003 07:39 am | ||
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If you can't trust anyone on the internet, why are so many of us using linux and open-source applications? | ||
(no subject) - (Anonymous)
*grin* Yup. It's all to do with motives.
(no subject) - (Anonymous)
I personally read every line of source code before compiling it.
(no subject) - (Anonymous)
From: Date: October 16th, 2003 - 03:18 am (Link) |
Don't worry - he also uses a compiler he wrote himself directly in machine code, and only compiles on a CPU he built himself on a Xilinx which he first micrographed to verify the programming logic.
Any day now he'll have completed the security audit on hello world.
Any day now he'll have completed the security audit on hello world.
You'd be amazed how difficult it is to find an electron microscope you can trust. I wound up building one myself out of lodestone, a broken lightbulb, and some bits of string.
Thanks for reminding me of that; made me smile.
I dot know what you're talking about.
(I found it amusing that a couple of vaguely recent trojans were actually in configure scripts rather than the source code itself..)
(I found it amusing that a couple of vaguely recent trojans were actually in configure scripts rather than the source code itself..)
Date: October 16th, 2003 - 01:20 am (Link)