Common weaknesses in code
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Common weaknesses in code
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Re: Common weaknesses in code
#2This is one of those websites that drives you away immediately just because the styling and layout is so ugly that you conclude whoever is running it is like 20yrs out of date on everything. Stayed for like 4 seconds. That was all I could take.
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#3This is one of those websites that drives you away immediately just because the styling and layout is so ugly that you conclude whoever is running it is like 20yrs out of date on everything. Stayed for like 4 seconds. That was all I could take.
and yet, this posting got enough up votes to reach the front page.
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#4This is one of those websites that drives you away immediately just because the styling and layout is so ugly that you conclude whoever is running it is like 20yrs out of date on everything. Stayed for like 4 seconds. That was all I could take.
If it helps, there is a single diagram that charts the entire thing: https://cwe.mitre.org/about/images/lg_consensus.jpg
If you can figure it out, let me know :)
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#5The title was encouraging and intriguing.
The website was amazingly confusing and discouraging. Not sure how to proceed from main page...
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#6This is one of those websites that drives you away immediately just because the styling and layout is so ugly that you conclude whoever is running it is like 20yrs out of date on everything. Stayed for like 4 seconds. That was all I could take.
I agree, which is disappointing. MITRE has an interesting history, and they've done a lot of very advanced technical work since the 1950s.
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#7This is one of those websites that drives you away immediately just because the styling and layout is so ugly that you conclude whoever is running it is like 20yrs out of date on everything. Stayed for like 4 seconds. That was all I could take.
But i'll reply to myself and admit that I don't give a damn about styling either in my own site, meta64.com, because I'm just working on back end functionality at this point. Let the hypocrisy accusations begin. I plead guilty in advance.
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#8This is one of those websites that drives you away immediately just because the styling and layout is so ugly that you conclude whoever is running it is like 20yrs out of date on everything. Stayed for like 4 seconds. That was all I could take.
For me it is the opposite, flashy new websites make me think they are all style and no substance.
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#9This is one of those websites that drives you away immediately just because the styling and layout is so ugly that you conclude whoever is running it is like 20yrs out of date on everything. Stayed for like 4 seconds. That was all I could take.
But i'll reply to myself and admit that I don't give a damn about styling either in my own site, meta64.com, because I'm just working on back end functionality at this point. Let the hypocrisy accusations begin. I plead guilty in advance.
Apart from the grey background yours is alright.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
But i'll reply to myself and admit that I don't give a damn about styling either in my own site, meta64.com, because I'm just working on back end functionality at this point. Let the hypocrisy accusations begin. I plead guilty in advance.
Apart from the grey background yours is alright.
haha. That's hilarious. Grey background. Seriously though I'm totally focused on building a solid back-end. Front end code is solid too, but as far as styling i've just let default Google Polymer styling dominate, and it's boring. It's ok. i'm accomplishing my objectives "with flying colors" (pun intended)