Hi Mouss,
[My stupid salad bowl thing. Should have known that this would get me
into trouble. :-D]
> you can also say: there are correctly prepared bowls and badly prepared ones.
> when you take a bowl, you admit that it is probably correctly prepared.
> when you
> see a fly, then you _know_ for sure that it is not. That's why people stop.
Perfectly right. I should have added that the example is only valid if
you assume that there aren't any salad bowls without flies. Only then
does it match the software situation. If you assume that there can be
perfect software, then the salad bowl comparison would be true as it is.
You are right.
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Cheers
-Thomas
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Thomas Lopatic, TUeV data protect GmbH, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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