← Back to context Comment by abcde666777 13 hours ago That just takes you back to the debate about the code being the spec. 2 comments abcde666777 Reply 986aignan 10 hours ago The code lets you shoot yourself in the foot in a lot more ways than a spec does, though. Few people would make specs that include buffer overflows or SQL injection. magicalist 7 hours ago "and don't have any security vulnerabilities" isn't a spec though. As soon as you get specific you're right back in it.
986aignan 10 hours ago The code lets you shoot yourself in the foot in a lot more ways than a spec does, though. Few people would make specs that include buffer overflows or SQL injection. magicalist 7 hours ago "and don't have any security vulnerabilities" isn't a spec though. As soon as you get specific you're right back in it.
magicalist 7 hours ago "and don't have any security vulnerabilities" isn't a spec though. As soon as you get specific you're right back in it.
The code lets you shoot yourself in the foot in a lot more ways than a spec does, though. Few people would make specs that include buffer overflows or SQL injection.
"and don't have any security vulnerabilities" isn't a spec though. As soon as you get specific you're right back in it.