On Thursday 13 November 2003 01:33 am, Melissa Reese wrote:
Or maybe too many eyes looking in the wrong directions. My sister
works at MS, and she's under the impression that everyone there is
cross-eyed. :-)
I just wish they were tongue-tied as well...wy too much coming out of
HaywireMac wrote:
One thing that occurred to me, thinking about Eric's adage, there are
really *no* eyes on the Windows kernel (or whatever you call it). How
many unknown/deliberate backdoors could be in *there*?
Some time ago I was speaking to a MS employee at a party, he mentioned
that MS
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Hi Chuck,
On Wednesday, November 12, 2003, at 9:22:26 PM PST, you wrote:
There are probably not enough eyes to see all the holes...
Or maybe too many eyes looking in the wrong directions. My sister
works at MS, and she's under the impression that
From Newsforge:
In a stunning verification of Eric S. Raymond's open source adage,
Many eyes make all bugs shallow, an attempt to place malicious
backdoor code in the Linux kernel 2.6 development tree was detected
and rejected almost immediately.
One thing that occurred to me, thinking about
