On Wed, 2005-14-12 at 13:05 -0800, Greg Knaddison wrote: > It also has a track record of high profile use (The Onion, > Deanspace/Civicspace) where security audits must play some role. I'm honestly beginning to think that people responsible for every "high profile" installation of PHP just assumed that other high profile users must have researched all these things before making a decision. I'm seriously beginning to suspect that it all just went horribly wrong in the beginning and people just continue to nod and smile in order to keep their jobs. ;) I'm not trolling, just pointing out that "high profile" does not really carry as much weight as it might seem. It's all down to political decisions, and those are rarely made based on merit. -- Konstantin Ryabitsev McGill University WSG Simon: "So, what are we doing?" Kaylee: "Oh, crime." Simon: "Crime? Good, OK... crime..."
