They're saying that Perlscript is to be used client-side?!? Forgive me for being presumptuous, but isn't that how the vast majority of web-hacks occur, because developers put too much control client-side? So, now they want to give hackers the capability of doing all their client-side hacks, but allow them to have the power of Perl. This is not a "Good Thing"(tm). This is a "Bad Thing"(tm).

<CYNICAL>Plus, even though they say it's open-source right now, they'll eventually say "Well, we had so many people begging for a MS-approved version, so we just went ahead, bought the rights, and made one." I don't like that route. Anyone will cave with M$100 thrown at them. I know I would.</CYNICAL>

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In reply to Re: What Does Microsoft Think of Perl? by dragonchild
in thread What Does Microsoft Think of Perl? by Gurr

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