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Re: Home Theater Connection eBook.
- __From__: Lenroc
- __Subject__: Re: Home Theater Connection eBook.
- __Date__: Wed, 03 Dec 2003 21:47:25 -0600
On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 14:35:32 -0500, Robert L. Bass wrote:
> I think you've got it around the wrong way, Chuck. Honest vendors who use
> executables are not exposing themselves or their clients to risks. Jerks
> who imbed spyware and such in their executables are a problem but that
> doesn't make executables as a group less safe.
Yes, it does. Using an executable for content delivery just does _not_
make sense.
There is no good reason for it.
Deliver content in a document format (PDF, HTML, SWF, ...).
How can I tell if you are reputable or not? One surefire way is to look at
what your distributing: If it's supposed to be content, but you're
distributing it as an executable, I'll assume you are _not_ reputable.
--
Lenroc
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