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We got a new head IT security guy. Shortly after starting, he somehow got a virus on his laptop from a thumb drive he picked up somewhere. The solution was to ban thumbdrives. So he sent out an email to the entire company that said basically: "Due to security risks, we are banning all USB thumbdrives except for these special ones that are encrypted and have fingerprint readers built into them. They cost $200 (for a 4 GB drive). Oh and they are backordered and won't be available for 6 months. If you want one, let us know and we will put you on the waitlist." It was almost universally ignored...

All I ask is that my bugs be obscure enough that I find them before my users do and few enough that I have time to fix them before my users catch up. :-) References: the last weapon in the arsenal of the G master but the first refuge of the novice. Except Mikael. I cannot explain Mikael. Karma must love him because, by rights, his reference-heavy G code should be both more buggy and less performant than I know it to be. If any among us do seek to walk The Path of the Referenced Object, you would do well to step in Sensei Mikael's footprints for he has found the safe route.