2009/10/14 SC-L Reader Dave Aronson securecoding2d...@davearonson.com
Andreas Saurwein Franci Gonçalves saurw...@gmail.com wrote
(rearranged into correct order):
2009/10/13 Bobby Miller b.g.mil...@gmail.com
The obvious difference is parts. In manufacturing, things are
assembled
from
Thats the idea of libraries. Well known, well specified, well tested parts.
Well, whatever.
2009/10/13 Bobby Miller b.g.mil...@gmail.com
The obvious difference is parts. In manufacturing, things are assembled
from well-known, well-specified, tested parts. Hmmm
... If you look at other
Crispin Cowan wrote:
However, where ever C made an arbitrary decision (either way is just as
good) PL/M went the opposite direction from C, making it very annoying for
a C programmer to use.
Does that mean it did not make any decision at all? What was the outcome?
Michael S Hines wrote:
When
On a somewhat abstract line of thinking, in regards to the latest virus
outbreaks, one idea came up which might be even useful:
I think that we all agree that the current outbreak of Netsky, Bagle and
others is mainly because users still try to open everything they receive,
no matter how weird
