Perhaps the intent is insecurity through obscurity. Can't sabotage your enemy's systems if you tell them where all the holes are.

Dude, you have an old computer holding up your futon too? We should hang out sometime.

I'd rather buy one computer than 20 smartphones.

Dipping your phone in the sink results in a much smaller, and greatly shorter-lived headache.

In this context, a real hacker would accidentally drop their computer out the window and bring their own from home.

Not so sure about that. If they didn't already have protective clauses against negligence built-in to their partnership agreement, they might be able to wrest the shares away from him with the threat of litigation for his negligence.

I agree. And one of the places I worked where we kicked the most ass, they ordered lunch every day. We would usually eat in about 20 minutes, chat for 10-15 and get back to work. Occasionally, the odd one of us would nod off for a nap for a half hour.

I've been putting in 10+ for over 25 years now. In my day, we never even conceived of less than 10 as reasonable. And that didn't include a one hour lunch, which was the ONLY time we would fuck off maybe playing some ping pong. Take a look at Apple. Most of their guys are doing 90 hrs / week. And it shows in the refinement of their products.

It's called "Stallman Syndrome".

You're right about the content owners. However, Netflix does have a linux client. It runs on TiVo.

I think you're missing the point. The point is, the poster is conflating Netflix's use of open source (on the back end) with their use of closed-source (Silverlight/iOS client) on the front end.

See, this is how it's done. You make an outrageous statement, then hawk a book. This way the people you troll actually give you money, instead of gratifying your need for attention by "posting". Fucking amateurs.

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There are two points though. Much as I am loathe to suggest an ms solution to anyone, at least the cost is predictable with them. The cost of using Android just went to unpredictable, and also, you get the nice feeling of being tossed under the bus by a business partner.

Yeah, Google really screwed the pooch on this one.