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Holes in popular open-source packages found in a government-funded scan were plugged swiftly, Coverity says.
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- Nonsense
- by Mike E. April 4, 2006 2:39 PM PDT
- "Some of the software is now entirely bug free" -are they serious? I realize their automated tools can't find any more bugs; but claiming this means the software is bug free in nonsense.
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- Are they serious?
- by rcrusoe April 4, 2006 4:37 PM PDT
- Maybe. IMO, you need to point out all the bugs they missed and
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- They're completely serious.
- by JFDMit April 4, 2006 10:09 PM PDT
- Adopting M$'s approach, all the bugs are now fixed. Anything that comes up from now on is a feature.
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(6 Comments)make them eat their words. That'll show them.