The one thing that I've found really astounding about this whole ordeal is how despicably some members of the open source community have acted towards Apache and its developers. The pure hatred they have spewed is absurd. For such a large and widely-used piece of software, Apache has a superb record of being secure and reliable. The ridicule it has received lately, especially from the open source community, is disheartening.
Somewhat surprisingly, this criticism has been coming from PHP, Ruby and JavaScript
Calm down dear.
They were simply taking an example of someone who isn't good with computers, which in most people's cases could equally be the grandfather.
Apache has an excellent security record. (Score:4, Interesting)
The one thing that I've found really astounding about this whole ordeal is how despicably some members of the open source community have acted towards Apache and its developers. The pure hatred they have spewed is absurd. For such a large and widely-used piece of software, Apache has a superb record of being secure and reliable. The ridicule it has received lately, especially from the open source community, is disheartening.
Somewhat surprisingly, this criticism has been coming from PHP, Ruby and JavaScript
Offensive (Score:2, Interesting)
From the article:
"This problem is so obvious, my grandmother could identify it."
As a 49 yo grandmother, C programmer of 20+ years, and a feminist this offends me. They wouldn't have said grandfather.
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