This would be pretty stupid. Bugs are bad, mmm-kay? It would be better to just make the code convoluted and redundant but without bugs if you want to wear out attackers.

On the plus side, you'll know when to stop testing! Since you know all the bugs you planted, if QA finds all of them, you've got a great QA team doing their job, and it's likely they found the ones you did not plant as well.

They'll burn all the hours saved recovering from their impending shutdown.

We'll never cut enough to cover the cost of Cruz's last shutdown.

Republicans are a cancer on government function and efficiency.

How can it be a "leak" if it is his own notes?

I think they need to look up that word.

Cost is always a factor, but what do you call a renewable system that does better than "break even" which is what viable renewable energy does?

It's not net cost.

Well I am good programmer AND have an MBA, so I'm trying to figure out if I should be offended.

Obviously true, since everyone will feed their old gas guzzler into their Mr. Matter Transmogrifier and convert it into a flying humanoid robot that will carry them from destination to destination.

Carl's Jr already had roots in the South because of Hardee's.

The problem with scalping businesses to Tennessee rather than growing your own is

a) Your state is a failure at growing businesses if you have to steal them
b) This kind of stupidity results in a "race to the bottom" in regulation and taxes. That's not a good thing, because it leaves the capitalists free to dump and pollute and steal and exploit with their short term business-cycle-long thinking.

Net-taker states all over the South are a drain on taxpayers in those blue coastal states. We're tired of you freeloading. Get a job. Not our jobs.

" California's government to be an utter disaster, and like many other people, I can't wait to leave."

Bye, Felicia.

"They do tend to be against stuff that government shouldn't be doing, like taxing rockets."

If it's got a tailpipe, we tax it.

Crazy con.

He who controls Fox & Friends controls America.

he said generic, not genetic.

"developers failing to vet third-party code for vulnerabilities"

LOL. What would you suggest? Code inspection by magically infallible developers who have their own work to do creating new features probably wouldn't recognize vulnerabilities in their own code?

Most companies and projects do not employ security researchers and specialists, not for their own code and certainly not for anyone else's, and they are not about to do so. And even if they could afford it, I wouldn't be too hopeful of the bugs actually being found. In fact, spending the time to find the bugs in the first place probably creates more vulnerability than would otherwise exist.

Obamacare didn't cause jobs to switch to full time. It was a prediction but it didn't come true because health insurance isn't the only expense versus going part time.