full-disclosure - CyberInsecurity: The cost of Monopoly

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Message-ID: <20030927004336.E4FB2C309@relayer.avian.org>
From: hobbit at avian.org (*Hobbit*)
Subject: CyberInsecurity: The cost of Monopoly

I gotta love how all the Microsoft victims get all defensive when someone
implies that they've spent the last decade+ ruining their own careers
and wasting time running in tiny circles getting pretty much nowhere.

Do you guys honestly take PRIDE in your WORK??  What, and tacking MCS*
after your name doesn't count, have you actually ACCOMPLISHED?  How would
things be different today if you had spent all that time helping to bring
open-source up to today's level of expected functionality and designing
the future, instead of scratching your heads late at night over obscurely
ailing Exchange servers and service packs that broke all your apps?  Why
won't you admit to yourselves that in the big picture, you could have gone
a different and more rewarding way, if you'd only started out right so
long ago?  If you were given a second chance now, would you change?

** THINK ABOUT IT. **

_H*