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PLEASE NOTE: This blog has moved to Slashstar.com

Technically, I moved this blog to Slashstar almost a year ago (April 14, 2004), but I've been cross-posting all of my content to both locations. Well, last week I upgraded Slashstar to Community Server - which among other things means that, at least in the short term, new content will no longer be syndicated...

Posted to Loosely Coupled // Tim Marman's Weblog (Weblog) by Tim Marman on 03-28-2005, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Technology, Things that amuse me, Things that bother me, Media Center Edition, RSS and Weblogs, Security, Music, Architecture and Design, .NET, Other Ramblings, General Development, Law School, Legal Issues, Software Industry, Gadgets, Tablet PC
More on privates...

Wes asked exactly how private is private this past week, showing how reflection can be used to modify private fields and invoke private methods. After giving it some thought, and discussing it with a few colleagues, I guess we can consider access modifiers not a security feature so much as a way to encapsulate...

Posted to Loosely Coupled // Tim Marman's Weblog (Weblog) by Tim Marman on 03-06-2003, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Security, .NET, General Development
PLEASE NOTE: This blog has moved to Slashstar.com

Technically, I moved this blog to Slashstar almost a year ago (April 14, 2004), but I've been cross-posting all of my content to both locations. Well, last week I upgraded Slashstar to Community Server - which among other things means that, at least in the short term, new content will no longer be syndicated...

Posted to This blog has moved (Weblog) by Tim Marman on 03-28-2005, 12:00 AM
Filed under: .NET, Security, General Development, Other Ramblings, Tablet PC, Software Industry, RSS and Weblogs, Things that bother me, Architecture and Design, Media Center Edition, Gadgets, Things that amuse me, Music, Law School, Legal Issues, Technology
More on privates...

Wes asked exactly how private is private this past week, showing how reflection can be used to modify private fields and invoke private methods. After giving it some thought, and discussing it with a few colleagues, I guess we can consider access modifiers not a security feature so much as a way to encapsulate...

Posted to Loosely Coupled has moved (Weblog) by Tim Marman on 03-06-2003, 12:00 AM
Filed under: .NET, Security, General Development