I have a sneaking suspicion that these guys have respectable talent - it's just their politics and PR that stink.

If they are actually capable of writing what they claim to have written ( obfuscators and this server ), then they have to be decent.

Boasting about the maximum size of one's code is very silly, as you say. But if 90kb is the minimum a good coder needs to write this app, and my minimum is 44, then it is likely that they have twice the functionality that I do.

The other option is that I'm twice as good as they are. I think I'm good, but I don't think I'm that good

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Jeremy
I didn't believe in evil until I dated it.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Stunnix Perl Web Server - a platform for portable browser-based applications by jepri
in thread Stunnix Perl Web Server - a platform for portable browser-based applications by NodeReaper

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