this is completely disconnected from unix or c, you schizo, it affects all
take meds
Your Compiler is Backdoored
Julian Johnson
Justin Smith
Those kind of bugs predate UNIX, you MIT reject
Brandon Foster
Because that's not what it means. It's revisionist bullshit to pretend /usr wasn't really a disk for user home directories. One of the things I hate about UNIX culture is that they shit on real history and hate when people know the truth. It's not enough that they made a shit OS and a shit language, they have to pretend better ones didn't actually do what they really did. That's why they say the hierarchical file system came from UNIX and not Multics, because it would get people looking into Multics and comparing it with UNIX. They made up this myth that Multics died in the 60s and didn't do anything besides influence UNIX.
unix.org
That's all bullshit, and that's the official UNIX site. For some reason, only UNIX weenies do this, then they say truth and historical accuracy don't mean anything when you call it out. Another thing they do is only talk about popularity and how widespread UNIX is. Never once do they mention technical aspects, like how some innovation in C or UNIX improved programming or made things easier or more reliable. Their whole "argument" is that UNIX is "good" because it's popular and replaced operating systems and languages that were originally used for the same things, then they complain when anyone wants to replace C and UNIX with something better.
Monopolies and monocultures are bad for security, but especially when they're based on an insecure OS written in a known bad language. Computer companies used to have multiple hardware systems each with multiple operating systems. It would be a lot harder to "take down the Internet" when people aren't all running the same thing.
I posted that myself once to show that the "Thompson" hack was before Ken Thompson. That's why I mentioned multiple compilers and FORTRAN and COBOL. Real standards are about having multiple implementations and not designing a language that would prevent hardware innovation. Weenie "standards" are about making multiple implementations harder and forcing everyone to use one single implementation. It's happening for Linux and Chrome.
Raise your hand if you remember when file systems had version numbers. Don't. The paranoiac weenies in charge of Unix proselytizing will shoot you dead. They don't like people who know the truth.Heck, I remember when the filesystem was mapped into theaddress space! I even re
Anthony King
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Julian Flores
There's nothing better.
Brody Torres
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unbased and LARP