In Man-machine Symbiosis, It Is Man Who

There Are Two Ways To Write Error-free Programs; Only The Third One Works.

Every Program Has (at Least) Two Purposes: The One For Which It Was Written And Another For Which It Wasn't.

Because Of Its Vitality, The Computing Field Is Always In Desperate Need Of New Cliches: Banality Soothes Our Nerves.

If You Have A Procedure With 10 Parameters, You Probably Missed Some.

Is It Possible That Software Is Not Like Anything Else, That It Is Meant To Be Discarded: That The Whole Point Is To Always See It As A Soap Bubble?