There are strategic withdrawals, panicked routs, narrow escapes and many other forms of what mud soldiers call "bugging out".
Well, you know there is a crustacean in Australia that they call "bugs".
What they call bugging is her veiled concern that they will not take advantage of the opportunities she was not afforded.
One of her roommates was a racer from Connecticut called Bug Pech, the niece of the Olympian Chip Knight.
At eighteen, they graduate to become apprentices, who, in the U.S., are called "bug boys," because the asterisk on the racing form indicating their apprentice status looks like a bug.
The activity of finding the defective source code elements that led to a failure is called bug localization (Lukins et al. 2010).
Semmelhack, 42, founded a company called Bug Labs two years ago to shift power toward the average Joe, or at least a Joe with programming skills.
BugMaps is a tool that extracts information about bugs from bug tracking systems, link this information to other software artifacts, and provides many interactive visualizations of bugs, which are called bug maps (Hora et al. 2012).
The first one deals with the classes, the number of bugs, and the Granger results of the system under analysis (called Granger browser) while the second one deals with the complexity of the bugs (called Bug as Entity browser).
They're called bug bounties, and they're designed to tempt an ethically conflicted hacker away from the lure of the black market, and safely to security teams residing in tech companies the world over.
