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Craig Findlaycraigf at ilid.com.au
Sun Apr 8 21:38:36 EDT 2001
"Steve Holden" <sholden at holdenweb.com> wrote:>I even read some of the postings <wonk>... don't apologise, we all make>mistake. Just to underline my own capacity for idiocy, here's how I learned>to test even small changes thoroughly.Some extensions to Murphy's Law that I have learnt the hard way, afterrepeatedly being bitten:If a program cannot have bugs, it will.The shorter and more simple the function, the more bugs it willcontain.Any untested change made to a program, which involves greater than ncharacters being changed in the source code, will break the program.(Where n = 0)Another anecdote - I remember a work colleague who maintained aprivate mailing list for a group of friends to discuss matters oflife, the universe and everything. On one occasion he emailed a memberof the mailing list to make some vitriolic and personal comments aboutanother member of the mailing list, in relation to something thatperson had done or said which had really gotten up his nose. You canguess what happened, the email accidentally got sent to the mailinglist :)Craig
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