"A plaintext file requires a special tool, called a text editor, to change its content."
"I recommend notepad.exe or pico. Linux hackers may use WINE to run notepad.exe." [rofl]
EDIT: I think it's just the author's sense of humor, not actually satire.
Jar files are complex. So complex, a major conference carried a talk on how to reverse engineer them in early 2012.
"A plaintext file requires a special tool, called a text editor, to change its content."
"I recommend notepad.exe or pico. Linux hackers may use WINE to run notepad.exe." [rofl]
EDIT: I think it's just the author's sense of humor, not actually satire.