With the recient Interview with the CEO of UnitedLinux and the following discussion of giving back to the community you can see how important this is. How many systems use SSH? Every single one of mine. This is where a UL can really shine, but helping OpenSSH in the shape of work towards a patch. This helps provide security to the distos and gives back the community for people who run smiliar setups.
This really shouldn't stop with SSH though. Distros in general should be helping out large development projects like this.
Ok, I don't post often, but this is too much for me.
First, there are no computer game companies responsible for the actions of anyone. If I tell you jump off a bridge and you do it, and I responsible? No! Next thing we see are going to be parents of teenagers who end up with children suing porn companies and book publishers because they publish sexual content. Monkey see, Monkey do. Monkey needs to get some common sense.
If these people win, I'm done with America. I'm moving to Canada. The legal system here is beyond control when I can sue because I'm an idiot. Don't get me completely wrong though, there are still some good law suits out there the help protect the American people, but when you are suing because you spilled coffee on yourself, or because you're reading a superman comic and you try to fly like superman. That's just too much. And people win these cases. How I ask you?
When this is over, can I sue my parents for getting a divorce when I was a young kid. Or sue my father for making me move around the country every two years? "It disrupted my life and I could have turned out better." I can just see the headlines now "Son suing father over incident that happened 20 years ago."
I think it's time for me to write a script to send the DOJ about six million emails telling them they need to work on this system a little. I don't think that what happened should have happened, but that doesn't mean this is how you deal with it.
For code that's due soon, or yesterday, I'll listen to some good Metallica, Offspring or Aerosmith. If I'm debuging, I for something softer. Such as Bryan Adams. If I'm writing something way ahead of time, and going for quality, I'll listen to something older, like The Eagles or Dire Starits.
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With the recient Interview with the CEO of UnitedLinux and the following discussion of giving back to the community you can see how important this is. How many systems use SSH? Every single one of mine. This is where a UL can really shine, but helping OpenSSH in the shape of work towards a patch. This helps provide security to the distos and gives back the community for people who run smiliar setups.
This really shouldn't stop with SSH though. Distros in general should be helping out large development projects like this.
Ok, I don't post often, but this is too much for me.
First, there are no computer game companies responsible for the actions of anyone. If I tell you jump off a bridge and you do it, and I responsible? No! Next thing we see are going to be parents of teenagers who end up with children suing porn companies and book publishers because they publish sexual content. Monkey see, Monkey do. Monkey needs to get some common sense.
If these people win, I'm done with America. I'm moving to Canada. The legal system here is beyond control when I can sue because I'm an idiot. Don't get me completely wrong though, there are still some good law suits out there the help protect the American people, but when you are suing because you spilled coffee on yourself, or because you're reading a superman comic and you try to fly like superman. That's just too much. And people win these cases. How I ask you?
When this is over, can I sue my parents for getting a divorce when I was a young kid. Or sue my father for making me move around the country every two years? "It disrupted my life and I could have turned out better." I can just see the headlines now "Son suing father over incident that happened 20 years ago."
I think it's time for me to write a script to send the DOJ about six million emails telling them they need to work on this system a little. I don't think that what happened should have happened, but that doesn't mean this is how you deal with it.
For code that's due soon, or yesterday, I'll listen to some good Metallica, Offspring or Aerosmith. If I'm debuging, I for something softer. Such as Bryan Adams. If I'm writing something way ahead of time, and going for quality, I'll listen to something older, like The Eagles or Dire Starits.