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Nice? They're at their wits end, and trying to deal with bad PR...
I think it's a step in the right direction no matter what motivated it.
A right step would be initating a systematic audit. Not trying to bribe/blackmail/cajole/imprison one hacker who found vulnerabilities in their code.
I said a step in the right direction, not the last step...
I always visualize a Romanian guy in an unlighted room, with a blanket as cape and a sword on his desk when you talk like that
And how do romanian guys look like
obv all like their rolemodel
Dracula is far from being a rolemodel, people fought off vampires here since before the romans came, before the dacians even became a people, bones were reddened in the graves thousands of years ago. Here are many more recent stories, something similar happened just a few years ago:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strigoi
No the vampires are no rolemodels but enemies of the people and the whole village goes against them, fortunately they didnt go against living people only against the dead, so, romanians didnt burn live witches, they burnt the heart of dead ones :P
oh yay zombies
I actually meant the original Dracula, the one that put heads on stakes in front of his castle, hmmm
Anyway, I forgot my [sarcasm] tags altogether
That guy was Hungarian :P
Ah, here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlad_the_impaler
However he fought the turks and kept order in those times.
His methods were not uncommon, if you read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henryk_Sienkiewicz 's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Deluge_(novel), you will see that is far from being unheard of, burning is probably even more barbaric, though you probably die faster.
Also, religious wars in western europe brought other gory executions:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_Thyl_Ulenspiegel_and_Lamme_Goedzak
The Middle Ages were far from being civilized, rome itself was a perverse empire where people were fed to lions for example, while the cheering crowds were driving the beasts mad.
Hmm.. Never thought a discussion on WHMCS would turn into a discussion on vampires!
That reminds me an awkward lot of LowEndTalk... hehe
where @Maounique is a gladiator, @Spirit is a trainer, and @jbiloh is..ahem..Caesar?
Well, as long as things are just about debating ideas, getting to know people and trying to understand them, I dont mind fighting the lions now and then
More of the dramatizing and popcorn threads
Admitting you don't have a product - much better description
Oh crap its down