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Old 02-19-2008, 05:54 AM
mike3
 
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Default Re: Has any form of UNIX (ignorig POSTIX complient OS's that have aninternal struture not all like Linix/BSD/Mach/...) ever had any kind ofregistry?

On Feb 7, 3:03 pm, AHappyCamper <@thelandfill.com> wrote:
<snip>
> More robust???
>
> I don't see a weakness in the current crop of non-Microsoft OSes. Only
> in the Microsoft OSes are there glaring issues of ignorant code by
> amateurs,


You have to remember that a great deal of the code for GNU/Linux,
which
is definitely _not_ a Microsoft OS was written by "amateurs", if you
mean
by that the opposite of "professional" as in "does the programming for
pay."

> that is crammed with private back doors left by the
> disenfranchised, frustrated, programmers who really knew what they were
> doing! Proving that Summer Hires are very experienced. Not!


Does this mean one needs to know how to design a strong
security system in order to deliberately create a weak one?
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