John Goerzen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > James Troup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > First, you are removing a very important distinction: You have no > > > control over what is on the other end of the connection. > > > > Eh? So what? > > The point is that every single TCP/IP client that is in existance now > or ever will be has a free server available: netcat. This renders > other distinctions meaningless, I think.
Oh, purlease. This is sophistry. When talking about common every day usage of a client like TiK; now using netcat as a server might sound c00l, 3l33t and funny on IRC, but how useful is it in real life? It's not. -- James
