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28 points by bootload on Aug 16, 2009 | hide | past | favorite | 5 comments


On the other hand you can't rewrite something every few years just because it will be better. You can always rewrite badly implemented sections if you designed it well in the first place. What I'm trying to say is: Don't do a lighttpd.


Care to explain the lighttpd issue?


The v1.4.x series is stable but little except bug fixes because work is nominally focused on...

The v1.5.x is more or less a rewrite that has languished for a couple of years with little progress.


Don't do a lighttpd.

What about a Netscape 6?

http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000069.html


"We have much higher leverage on our home court and can do more good for the planet than we can, later, in medicine or politics."

Very interesting suggestion for hackers who want to do some good for society. First of all, make the Web work better, and then you will have already contributed something to society before you retire to do charity work.




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