... there is a reason that its out there for so many years and only a few, have had an acquaintance with it. Its darn lame. It'll never be like BOFH or anything close to it. Its definately made by computer science people that are toooooooo far minded from any engineering point of view but like to mess with stuff that computer engineers do. Keep off.
I, the geek I am, prefer mcrypt (or crypt for noobs) for my texts that are sent to friends. Its dual purpose to me +multi for everybody, needs no special tools, its open sourced, compiles in a jiffy, inherits knowledge, can be used offline, its fast and finally easy to comprehend (the final text). Restricted on semantics its a show off to people with in-competencies, disco like feeling in general. Said and done.
ps: computer science killed computing just like M$. Maybe irrelevant, but bugs me.
ps2: it drives me crazy that people write server programs (services) full of buffer overflows, exceptions, faults and erroneous branching. Its not just bugs. Its pure oversight. They just 'call APIs'. Nobody knows what a bubble sort is, not to mention a modified binary. They just do forms, with a couple'f of "if statements" below. What kind of job is that? Its NOT programming!
I, the geek I am, prefer mcrypt (or crypt for noobs) for my texts that are sent to friends. Its dual purpose to me +multi for everybody, needs no special tools, its open sourced, compiles in a jiffy, inherits knowledge, can be used offline, its fast and finally easy to comprehend (the final text). Restricted on semantics its a show off to people with in-competencies, disco like feeling in general. Said and done.
ps: computer science killed computing just like M$. Maybe irrelevant, but bugs me.
ps2: it drives me crazy that people write server programs (services) full of buffer overflows, exceptions, faults and erroneous branching. Its not just bugs. Its pure oversight. They just 'call APIs'. Nobody knows what a bubble sort is, not to mention a modified binary. They just do forms, with a couple'f of "if statements" below. What kind of job is that? Its NOT programming!
