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it's a matter of the probability of $X writing good code in relation to the probably of oneself writing good code.

True, however, if you can't understand the code, should you really be using it? How maintainable is the code if only Damian knows what it's doing? What's to prevent Damian from taking advantage of his vastly superior knowledge and inserting code that will turn my processor into a nuclear weapon and holding the world hostage until they pay him the sum of 1 Million Dollars! I mean, look at his picture, he's evil. EEEVIL.

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Re^7: Perl Monks += TMTOWTDI (fallibility)
by Aristotle (Chancellor) on Apr 16, 2003 at 16:00 UTC
    if you can't understand the code, should you really be using it?

    So you have read, understood and grokked the entire source for perl? :) That of your OS? Its device drivers?

    . o O ( What's that dead horse doing in here? )

    Makeshifts last the longest.

      Yes.

        How long did it take?

        Makeshifts last the longest.