[LINK] Impervious to virus problems?
Rick Welykochy
rick at praxis.com.au
Mon Jan 29 10:30:11 AEDT 2007
Stilgherrian wrote:
> Some of the folks who claim to be computer experts should actually do some
> background on computing and computation (the theory) as opposed to computers
> (the machines). After all it's only been 60-odd years or more since such
> claims of "cannot be broken" were proven to fall into the category of
> "uncomputable functions" or, to put it in plain English, "things what ain't
> possible, full stop".
Got to agree with you Stil. It is sheer hubris and/or idiocy to claim
that a given computer system is immune to virus infection. Such a claim
actually discredits the system and its creators.
Heh ... many programmers do not realise that even the simple Hello World
program written in C has a bug (or two) in it.
cheers
rickw
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