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Re: An Apology to FB (Score: 1)
by Hajduk on Wednesday, May 28 @ 17:33:48 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | On what you said on the Open Source you are wrong. Open Source is a threat to internet secutiry, encoded material is better on a quantitave side. As for Microsoft ripping of people, they do it and they are good at it.
As for the CMS's, if Nuke fails the others will as well. For the same reason. This is called strategic management, and the FreeNuke will become a fiasco in the long run as well, because you will enherit the problems and users of PHP Nuke.
The alternatives of PHP Nuke bring alternative flaws, basicly CMS all have one big flaw and that is their diversity. They are easy to hack, unless the source code is Zend encoded. But even Zend security can be easily breached as was demonstrated in the NATO campaign over Kosovo in 1998/1999. You are wrong when you say the government will fall, people don't care. People don't care if you blow up 1500 Iraqies in Bagdad and people will not care when they unplugg Open Source.
Only a couple of Hobby sites that will complain, but that cannot make a political fist. See Inymedia e.g, they are close at the abyss as well at the moment of being unplugged.
No, if people fail on PHP Nuke they will fail on the other projects as well. It has nothing to do with the details, but with the methodics and the processess behind all of it.
People are people..... |
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