David Kastrup wrote:
rjack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Sounds like a wonderful idea. Keeping the source code and protocols
open for all to examine will be the perfect challenge to every
malicious hacker on the planet to see who can disrupt your
co-operative financial accounting system in 0.001 seconds or less.
Windows' security track record does not exactly convince one of closed
source's inherent superiority in this regard.
It doesn't matter what kind of programming model is being used on a
network that is open to a few hundred million computers. Attempting to
run a network of financial servers and clients on an open internet is folly.
Regards,
rjack
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relevant state law to interpret them."; Automation by Design, Inc. v.
Raybestos Products Co., 463 F3d 749, (Seventh Cir. 2006) ---
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