The Problems With Running A Mac Web Site On Macs.

The world is an interesting place. And that’s being kind. Think of all the spyware, viruses, pop-up ads, malware, trojan horses, and zombie PCs that Windows users put up with. They think that’s the norm. As Mac users, we know that life is better. It’s sunny and mild. Mostly.

Behind the scenes of running a Mac web site on Mac servers, life is much more dark. There’s volumes of spam hitting the Mac’s mail servers. There’s thousands of break in attempts. Daily.

There’s people with an ax to grind, products to sell,.... (excerpted).

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