Too true. The original Internet worm had only 99 lines of source code, yet incorporated encryption, password guessing, vulnerability-injection, and so on.
Except for a bug, I think the author was a genius - a true "hacker" in the original sense of the word.
Robert Morris, is that you again?!
KDE 4 is not yet in alpha stage, which is fine for those that like the bleeding edge.
Seems to me like you don't know the meaning of alpha stage for software. It does not mean production quality. It does not come after beta!
You know what there are also some really smart people who Like Vista!
That statement is a contradiction almost by definition!
(well, but without IE how will I download firefox?)
You use Internet Exploiter to download Firefox?! What an atrocity!
Why don't you do what everyone else does, and use 'ftp' from shell (which was included in an out-of-the-box Windows installation last time I checked.) Or better yet, use FTP to download wget, and use that to download Firefox, since I'm not sure Microsoft's FTP tool can actually handle the whopping multi-mebibyte size of Firefox.
Chris Wilson, program manager for IE, is trying to do The Right Thing.
Personally I think he gets away with it only because Ballmer hasn't noticed.
What are you doing man?! You just gave away Wilson's true allegiance to Darth Ballmer!
Life would be so much easier if we could just look at the source code. -- Dave Olson
