On Overbroad Internet Comments

Genode is not always remembered for its more remarkable accomplishments, but instead for less identifying features of the project. Many of these recollections evolve into critique based in aphoric generalisms about C++, of XML, or of microkernels. This has been especially true of Genode's choice of C++. I examine here why this is so, and why it tends to bring about less constructive conversation. Continue...