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Tim Cook <z99### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> ...PnP device drivers are programmed into the device themselves, not
> bundled as generic packages with windows
> ...one can decompile windows and see the original comments from the code
> ...75% of the space windows occupies is junk comments that can be
> removed after aforementioned decompile
> ...a unix kernel has no form of security whatsoever; any security,
> including non-superuser accounts, must be programmed by the admin
> separately or dropped in as modules that the admin configures, and
> contain 'back doors' that those in the know can readily access
> ...2 semesters of C and Pascal programming at university is sufficient
> to establish certain knowledge that any system security that the OS
> itself handles is bad, third-party software is definitely the way to go
> *flabbergasted after dinner conversation with housemate*
The sad thing is that bosses usually eagerly hire that kind of people
because they like what they are saying.
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- Warp
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