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>> >I'll offer the same thing for lower cost, on my servers, and I will
>> >throw in some security expertise as well. Sound fair?
>>
>> Go for it. You didn't understand how the password system
>> works on the IDNO
>> voting site, so I don't hold up hope that you have the ability to put
>> together anything better, or have the prerequisite expertise to do it.
>>
>> Stick to your day job.
>
>I doubt that the man has ever written more than 20,000 lines of code in
>his entire carrer.
>
>For those who don't know about programming, that number may sound fairly
>high. However, the average code count, for a small project, is over
>10,000 lines of code (LOC) and takes over 6 months (fully tested). Most
>commercial projects involve over 500,000 LOC. The average programmer is
>good for about 20-40 thousand tested LOC per year. The good ones hit the
>high-side. Over a 20-year carreer, that's close to half a million lines
>of code.
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