On Tue, 17 Apr 2001, Carl Sassenrath wrote:
> A good solution to distributed computing requires that you be on both
> ends and also in between.
I'm just curious about what happens to security in such a world.
I've sometimes been baffled of the glories ways dialecting lets
you shoot yourself in the foot ie that spaces are so vital...
a: 2
b: 3
c: a + b
c -> 5
c: a+b
normally gives error, but if you, or something further up has somehow
managed to put
a+b: 6
a: 2
b: 3
c: a+b
c -> 6
Now, I know people who would spin in their graves by this, if it wasnt
for the fact that they're all still walking around :)
-- kolla
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