On Oct 09 2001, Andrew Sharp wrote:
> Ebay is your friend.
Closing your eyes to a problem is indeed a way to workaround
the problem.
I guess that going to Ebay is a viable solution for those
people that are in the US, but what about people of other
countries?
This is something that do like in DJBs programs:
1 - they're all *very* small;
2 - they're all *very* fast;
3 - they're all *very* reliable;
4 - they're all *very* secure.
If other projects could use more of his design decisions, I'd
guess that we wouldn't need 12341324TB machines with 1234GHz
to type simple documents (lucky me, I use LaTeX). Both RAM and
processor speed should be regarded as limited resources for
programming.
Unfortunately, I can't help with Mozilla, since I wouldn't
understand the code. I do still believe the KISS principle
in engineering.
[]s, Roger...
P.S.: This wasn't meant as a flame, but just as a lamentation.
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