Reaping what you sow: How a standard for Java would have made it stronger today

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Three programmers gathered at the next cubicle to mine yesterday, clucking and snorting as is their want. I looked over to ask what was going on. "A bug in Java" they said. The problem was with ZIP files, specifically some...

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