The 2 major blunders in programming: 1) Off by one errors.
Not sure about DropBox, but AWS has alot of protections around what goes into S3. I have worked with them to address issues that come up in the service, and they couldn't access our data, even when we would have been…
Not really. There are protections in both cases. But they are different. For instance, in the USA, there is no requirement that you have a mechanism to provide information stored at home to law enforcement, even under…
The point of writing tests is to provide information, not prove correctness. IE, a test is another way to explain what the developer of that test cared about, worried about, needed to verify of the code that is…
The 2 major blunders in programming: 1) Off by one errors.
Not sure about DropBox, but AWS has alot of protections around what goes into S3. I have worked with them to address issues that come up in the service, and they couldn't access our data, even when we would have been…
Not really. There are protections in both cases. But they are different. For instance, in the USA, there is no requirement that you have a mechanism to provide information stored at home to law enforcement, even under…
The point of writing tests is to provide information, not prove correctness. IE, a test is another way to explain what the developer of that test cared about, worried about, needed to verify of the code that is…