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  1. @majken Thanks, Ms. Lucy|Majken! :-)
  2. Why Programmers Suck: http://www.codesimplicity.com/post/why-programmers-suck/
  3. @smscotten Okay. If you're running more than one mod_perl app on the server, that could get problematic. mod_cgi is slower but simpler.
  4. @smscotten Oh, was Bugzilla's lib/ directory missing from the -I statements in httpd.conf?
  5. @smscotten Could be permissions. SELinux, too. Shared hosting?
  6. @flameeyes Agreed. Not sure there's a way to do that w/ browser security model, but if possible would be good.
  7. @smscotten What's the problem?
  8. @JoshSamBob Tomcat? Bugzilla's not a Java app. What version of Bugzilla? We can help debug: http://www.bugzilla.org/support/
  9. @JoshSamBob How is Bugzilla crashing your server?
  10. Complex security = no security at all. (Witness how many people turn off SELinux.)
  11. @heathss I used to do that, long ago. Cat has done it to me. I talked to her about it, it got better and I understood more.
  12. Excellent blog post for freelancers or people who work with them: ☛ On Self-Promotion: http://www.zeldman.com/?p=3061 (via @zeldman)
  13. @lorihomsher There's a schema doc for Bugzilla linked from Developer Resources on bugzilla.org.
  14. Just re-wrote the Bugzilla extensions system. A few more tweaks and I'll be posting to the developers list about it.
  15. @MBoffin That's often caused by a lack of Vitamin C.
  16. @MBoffin Oh. I think there's a provision about digital copies as well, but I could be mistaken.
  17. @MBoffin Actually, I believe the DMCA makes it illegal even if you do own the games, because you still have a digital copy.
  18. @MBoffin Hahaha, an excellent quote. :-)
  19. @pyrzak Hahaha. I'm not talking about anything at all. Just a general thought.
  20. The biggest security vulnerability is to have crazy or incompetent people writing your software.