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And won't it encourage hacks?
It is not too hard to figure out how to make money from this kind of crap. It encourages problems. Rewards make a lot of sense in connection with spam and phishes where money is the game. This is just crap.
Posted by: DeHaven   Posted on: 07/24/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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How about a $100 MILLION fine for BAD CODE ???  realitycheck101 | 07/24/05
And you would suggest...  Seymour6669_z | 07/25/05
How do you fine Linux?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/25/05
You fine Linus  Loverock Davidson | 07/25/05
How do you fine BSD?  B.O.F.H. | 07/25/05
You don't, bsd code is perfect  Loverock Davidson | 07/25/05
Too much, too little, too late  DeHaven | 07/24/05
And won't it encourage hacks?  DeHaven | 07/24/05
Nice racket  Roger Ramjet | 07/25/05
Hmmm, a $250 mil bounty on Osama didn't do good either...  HypnoToad | 07/25/05
Thanks Guys, I'm Retiring A Billionaire Now  itanalyst | 07/25/05
ok, ill submit the code for...  linuxoverwindows | 07/25/05
Offering a bounty for security bugs  Loverock Davidson | 07/25/05
Why should I bother  Roger Ramjet | 07/26/05

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