How is this unlike placing copyrighted works (music) in public places (public libraries) which allows others to copy the work? Oh snap, have I just given the RIAA another juicy target?
And do the same thing with developers. You'll get the same result. There's just as many (read: a lot) of developers that have just as little of a clue about what they're doing.
So my job as an administrator is to field calls where a clueless developer says the server is causing problems with their app. Now in order to fix this supposed server problem, I need actually debug their code and prove to them that it's their incompitence that's actually causing the problem.
As usual, the server is guilty until proven innocent.
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How is this unlike placing copyrighted works (music) in public places (public libraries) which allows others to copy the work? Oh snap, have I just given the RIAA another juicy target?
And do the same thing with developers. You'll get the same result. There's just as many (read: a lot) of developers that have just as little of a clue about what they're doing.
So my job as an administrator is to field calls where a clueless developer says the server is causing problems with their app. Now in order to fix this supposed server problem, I need actually debug their code and prove to them that it's their incompitence that's actually causing the problem.
As usual, the server is guilty until proven innocent.