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2006-09-11 03:18:53 UTC
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The significant difference between 2010 and today, then, will be that in 2010 we will have an unimaginable number of powerful computing devices that are all connected, and that can potentially interact. If history is a guide, each of these powerful devices may be controlled by multi-million line programs. Who is going to write this software, and how can we make sure that the resulting systems are reliable? Your car may now fail not because of faulty software in your own car but because of faulty software in someone else's car that interacts with yours in an unexpected way.
anonymous
2006-09-11 03:25:09 UTC
Never ending saga... new applications, endless cycles of upgrades and complex maintenance and support.
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P P
2006-09-11 03:21:00 UTC
More better software.
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