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Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker
David Banisar, 2001-12-17

Safety standards and civil liability made automobiles safe. It can work for software too.

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Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-17
Sean, bremerton Wa (4 replies)
Re: Sean 2002-01-06
guest@netpixies.net
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2002-01-12
An old codger that used to be proud of his profession.
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-17
System High
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-17
Jesse (1 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-17
philw (1 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-18
Anonymous (1 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-18
Robert A. Matern (3 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-18
Brad Freeman
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-18
kbrown@nospam.com (2 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-19
Robert A. Matern
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-18
theX (2 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-19
Robert A. Matern
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-18
Anonymous (1 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-19
Bill reilly
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-18
Anonymous (1 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a columnist 2001-12-19
Anonymous (1 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a columnist 2001-12-20
Anonymous (1 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a columnist 2001-12-31
Annoyed Reader
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-19
I Speak from Experience
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-19
Rob John (1 replies)
Legal Clarifications... 2001-12-19
BillReilly
Sue Tim Burners Lee 2001-12-21
Anonymous
OS and App tools NOT ready for Prime time= lawsuit city! 2001-12-21
we are years away from having tools that coders can use safely (ex: SELinux and CycloneC)! (1 replies)
Re: OS and App tools NOT ready for Prime time= lawsuit city! 2002-01-06
Anonymous
No, not at all. All products are imperfect, and the courts
realize that. If you coded something which had a bug that
didn't show up until later, it wouldn't matter unless it
were so huge or obvious that nobody could see how you
overlooked it. Producing an imperfect product is not the
same as being negligent. Releasing products with known,
major problems would be different. So would be releasing
products with bugs so obvious that nobody can see how you
managed to overlook them.

The courts don't expect perfection, due diligence is quite
sufficient.

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Anonymous (1 replies)
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2001-12-30
Sean Ackley <securityfocus@ackind.net>
Sue them ALL!!! 2001-12-31
JeffM (1 replies)
Get a brain... 2002-01-04
Matt Hargraves
Save the Net, Sue a Software Maker 2002-01-11
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