No problem if the statements are true
but if they are untrue statements in the blog, then I think there is every right to deal with the blogger appropriately.
14 publicly visible posts • joined 3 Jan 2008
oh dear.... another person with their head buried in the sand and does not understand risks. I bet you don't lock your doors, don't have a password on your PC and happy to let anyone search through your house and wallet because you haven't got anything to hide.
Isn't ignorance bliss......
"Killer features continue to appear in software that confer such competitive advantage that procrastination is impossible.
The "it" in question here is the ability to handle spatial data. SQL Server 2008 has it. End of story. Yes, I know Oracle had spatial data types first"
That doesn't give you any competitive advantive as you'll be playing catch-up to the companies already using Oracle (as you pointed out)
You obviously dont work in a organisation such as goverment where documents are stored for longer than 10 years.
If you can explain to us all the security implication of non-executable data file, we'll be all ears. This is security problem with MS Office itself and have probably coded themselves into a corner where they cannot fix the error.
Apart from that, your post was so childish which indicates that can't think further than a 12 year old can until he/she grows up and gets experience of the world outside his/her own little world.