And a sufficient quantity of bad source is the same, or worse, than no source at all.
> On Fri Jan 20 23:28:05 EST 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> just because you can't see the source, doesn't make it any better. >> ... >> - erik >> ... > > the original point was that it doesn't matter whether you can > see the source or not, the effect is the same - failure to deal > with complexity results in an inability to simply compile a > working programme on new hardware running the same O/S and have > it work. instead, hacks are done and baggage is carried around > to keep the old binary working. > > --jim
