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Re^2: Perl falls victim to shifting trends(Opinions/Comments From The Other Side)by Aristotle (Chancellor) |
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6) Java’s security features are the best of any language… bar none. Each member of each class can have one of four security levels.Sorry, but Perl's tainting mechanism (I bet he hasn't even heard of that one) is much more useful than Java's sandbox. Perl mistrusts data, Java mistrusts code. If I'm playing on a server, the latter is useless. Makeshifts last the longest.
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