This is the manifesto of open-source software encoded in file permissions. The "gecko" directory allows the world to enter and execute the code, but strictly forbids the world from rewriting the rules.
The permissions had changed. World-executable now. But no read. You can enter, but you cannot see. That was a honeypot trick. Jamie had read about it in old security manuals from the ’90s. A directory you can cd into but can’t ls . The only way to know what’s inside is to know its name beforehand. gecko drwxrxrx updated