Well, I guess I should repeat my statistics classes, what is the probability for that two persons whom do not know and have nothing to with eachother, both with the same nickname would be crusading against the very same thing?

Very peculiar, but again, I have no doubt whatever that it is TWO DIFFERENT USERS. Funny enough, your_mother apparently lives 8 km from the other mischief! I think I will write a book about this!

I wrote:
Not a ....... safeguard for having a safer script,...

Aren't you a "bit" too fast again in puling the trigger? by twisting my words:
...To say that SSL is not helpful to security is just ludicrous.

I never "said" that, I was referring to the tragic fact that many SSL having serious issues in implanting it which may result in worse outcomes then what expected. They rely on a procedure in which they have no clue how it works...

By the way, WebAPP is nearly fully compatible with SSL as you can see with your own eyes here: Security CP

In reply to Re^14: What's the best Perl CMS? by papermonkey
in thread What's the best Perl CMS? by cosmicperl

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