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Voice Phishing Scams Are Getting More Clever — Krebs on Security: Never give your PIN to someone who called you.
(tags: phishing phone scam security)
Writing system software: code comments. –: A taxonomy of code comments.
(tags: code design programming comments)

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The Coming Software Apocalypse – The Atlantic: A couple of “make everything better” approaches: visual modelling, and mathematical verifiability.
(tags: code software complexity programming)

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Tech debt and makers vs menders: Notes on how to get good at maintenance, and the transition from scrambling to stability.
(tags: programming business software technical-debt code)

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Speeding Up Your Engineering Org, Part I: Beyond the Cost Center Mentality: Make investments in reducing latency rather than just comparing hours spent with value gained.
(tags: programming management latency speed)
Programming Sucks: “Websites that are glorified shopping carts with maybe three dynamic pages are maintained by teams of people around the clock, because the truth is everything is breaking all the time, everywhere, for everyone. Right now someone who works for Facebook is getting tens of thousands of error messages and frantically trying to find the problem before the whole charade collapses.”
(tags: programming code internet funny)

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Speeding Up Your Engineering Org, Part I: Beyond the Cost Center Mentality: Make investments in reducing latency rather than just comparing hours spent with value gained.
(tags: programming management latency speed)
Programming Sucks: “Websites that are glorified shopping carts with maybe three dynamic pages are maintained by teams of people around the clock, because the truth is everything is breaking all the time, everywhere, for everyone. Right now someone who works for Facebook is getting tens of thousands of error messages and frantically trying to find the problem before the whole charade collapses.”
(tags: programming code internet funny)

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