I really don't think Kyle's point of view or insight comes from anything > hobbyist in nature. Not sure he even crosses paths with many or any that > are into Linux as a hobby short of maybe at a LUG meeting. To my > knowledge Kyle its pretty much only exposed enterprise environment, and > not even touching SMB stuff. We have seen things quite differently at > times being on opposite sides of the spectrum. Not a bad thing, but > clearly a result of his time spent in the enterprise world ;) >
Enterprise development or enterprise administration? There is a huge difference. Being a consultant that specializes in application security I deal with development teams from many different verticals. If someone said they were using VI for development there are a couple of assumptions I can make. 1 is that they don't have any defined standards or standards are not being enforced. 2 they probably don't have many defined processes for development in general. This is bad all the way around. -- *Nathan Hamiel* http://hexsec.com <http://hexsec.com>http://twitter.com/nathanhamiel blog: www.neohaxor.org
