> > Unless there's some reason to believe this would be hard, what's the > > point? > > The point is to catch the security flaws, and fix them. I think that Jeremy meant that this is only a useful occupation if you expect to eventually reach a point where you expect that there aren't any security flaws left. Jeremy & I both doubt that Python will ever reach that level, meaning that the whole exercise of fixing security flaws is a waste of time (if you know you *can't* make it safe, don't waste time trying). --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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