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"The time needed to fix a software defect is usually inversely proportional to the time spent finding the defect."

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Release Engineering 101 2022-12-30
General Release Directory Structures 2022-12-26
Simple Made Easy 2022-03-12
Clean Code 2021-02-25
The Great Software Stagnation 2021-02-20
‘Not My Problem’: A Big Problem for DevOps Teams 2017-04-14
A comment left on Slashdot. – Development Chaos Theory 2017-03-13
Last In – First Out: Ad-Hoc Verses Structured System Management 2016-07-12
VPro Intel Chips Contain Back-Door Processor 2016-06-27
No, you are not doing DevOps (…and nor am I) 2015-11-27
Your Call Water Series – Feedback 2015-07-12
Planned Obsolescence in Software 2015-07-08
What is this blog about? 2015-02-19

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