Comments on: Dictionary for software bugs to cut confusion?

Mitre initiative, backed by Homeland Security, is designed to replace many variations in use today with standard flaw terms.

[artikelpedia12]

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Thanks for suggestions

[artikelpedia12]

nice but i have a question

i have a website in deutsch language: http://www.artikelpedia.com and i want to add the ability to be trabslated in english. I have some pages in english: http://www.artikelpedia.com/artikel/englisch/5/englisch3.php
deutsch: http://www.artikelpedia.com/artikel/deutsch/7/deutsch3.php italian, french, http://www.artikelpedia.com/artikel/geographie/7/geographie3.php and other : http://www.artikelpedia.com/artikel/biographien/4/biographien10.php and i want to add that ability to all, Please help if you can.

Thanks for suggestions

[Schratboy]

Bug lexicon?

Great. Homer Simpson's of the world unite. The idea of naming bugs is interesting I suppose, at least from an etymological standpoint, but completely misses the point. With all our "big box branded consultants" from Cisco, IBM, ISS et all, whose accolytes view the world through a heavily product-focused lense, all they can do is trouble-shoot specific problems. Today, there is a dearth of hard-core network geeks who can sort through ports, protocols and sniffer data and figure out what the hell is going on. This simple skill can easily identify rouge activity, viruses, bots and all sorts of threats...without spending bazillions of dollars on Brand X's new all-in-one appliance. But then again, it's always the simple stuff that topples the giants. So, shhhhhhhhh. Don't let the dullards know what's going on.

[PzkwVIb]

Don't you mean rogue activity?

I doubt rouge figures in to the discussion.

[Schratboy]

Bug lexicon?

Great. Homer Simpson's of the world unite. The idea of naming bugs is interesting I suppose, at least from an etymological standpoint, but completely misses the point. With all our "big box branded consultants" from Cisco, IBM, ISS et all, whose accolytes view the world through a heavily product-focused lense, all they can do is trouble-shoot specific problems. Today, there is a dearth of hard-core network geeks who can sort through ports, protocols and sniffer data and figure out what the hell is going on. This simple skill can easily identify rouge activity, viruses, bots and all sorts of threats...without spending bazillions of dollars on Brand X's new all-in-one appliance. But then again, it's always the simple stuff that topples the giants. So, shhhhhhhhh. Don't let the dullards know what's going on.

[PzkwVIb]

Don't you mean rogue activity?

I doubt rouge figures in to the discussion.

[medicultau]

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can be automattically translate in other languages.

And if yes with what script?

Many thanks.
Medicultau

[medicultau]

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<a href="http://www.medicultau.com/boli-si-tratamente/homeopatie/index.php ">http://www.medicultau.com/boli-si-tratamente/homeopatie/index.php</a>

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can be automattically translate in other languages.

And if yes with what script?

Many thanks.
Medicultau