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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/27/2013 09:36 AM, Leam Hall
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<blockquote cite="mid:526D16C8.5050209@gmail.com" type="cite">I'll
take that as a vote for PHP. :P
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ONLY in the respect that I'm a programmer who will use the language
in order to make money, and that's about it.<br>
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Personally, if I had my way, everything'd be in native code,
period. No VMs, no bytecode interpreters (except maybe IBM-style
hypervisor interpreter systems, which are actually very nice in
terms of <i>operating system portability</i>), and all
statically-typed native code.<br>
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My problems with core PHP stem from its auto-fsck-yous (read through
the PHP source if "auto-fsck-you" doesn't make sense yet—it will!).<br>
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My problem with PHP programmers is that they are unaware of the
auto-fsck-yous.<br>
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My problem with most of the system as a whole is, well, the amount
of the database they take in US-CERT's vulnerability DB.<br>
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As I mentioned previously, we will write PHP code to be secure on a
best-effort basis. But I'd have to be completely stupid to assure
anyone that it can be proved safe.<br>
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— Mike<br>
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