There is a lot of USA firm coding done outside our shores. Thus the
attitude you are reporting impacts the software I am buying both for my
desktop as well as the upcoming cloud applications.
This is the part that concerns me. As a consumer of code when it's in
my possession I am then able
Aaron Margosis' Non-Admin WebLog : LUA Buglight 2.0, second preview:
http://blogs.msdn.com/aaron_margosis/archive/2008/11/06/lua-buglight-2-0-second-preview.aspx
Mark Rockman wrote:
It be difficult to determine /a priori/ the settings for all the
access control lists and other security
Why shouldn't they be asked to think about it? Especially now.
I do. I install Vista and find out how many of my apps don't like it.
Go grab a copy of Luabuglight and watch Aaron Margosis' stuff. Why
should I as an Admin have to care about this stuff after Developers
that don't care about
http://media.omediaweb.com/rsa2008/mediaplayerVO.htm?speaker=1_4
And if you want to listen to it, there it is as well.
Gunnar Peterson wrote:
Hi Gary,
I think they are doing it, Cardspace is the key enabling technology to
making it happen. Given how many enterprises are federation-enabled
The problem is that security software vendors including Symantec and
McAfee have used the very same techniques for years in the name of good.
Antivirus software and personal firewall software pulls all sorts of
fancy kernel-interpositioning kung fu.
. and for every good. there is also
