alt Hacker News> no license to kill, and not much in the way of secrecy or gadgetry
Insofar as you know.. there could be plenty of killer secrecy and gadgetry that was surreptitiously injected by your build/deployment/distribution systems ;)
> no license to kill, and not much in the way of secrecy or gadgetry
Insofar as you know.. there could be plenty of killer secrecy and gadgetry that was surreptitiously injected by your build/deployment/distribution systems ;)
it was ruby, so I did in fact know ;)
Edit: the customers, in some cases, did indeed run interpreters that were bad, but that's not my lookout! Buy me a fancy beverage and I'll tell you a story sometime