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- Sinking in too many layers
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- Computer Science 101
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Monthly Archives: May 2008
More on common weakness
Dan Quist writes in to point at that writing software is hard and we should expect errors. No doubt. Perfect software is not on the near horizon and good programmers using good tools will make stupid mistakes. But the CWE … Continue reading
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Common Weakness Enumeration
The common weakness enumeration is an amazing document. Imagine if there was such a document for architecture/construction. That document would contain admonitions like – “remember to put in structural supports for upper floors” and  “don’t lay floors on dirt” or … Continue reading
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Tagged software engineering, sql injection, technical folly
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