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Why Most Software Projects Fail on Scope, Not Code
It is almost never the code Across 153 reviewed projects the pattern is consistent: when a project goes wrong, the code was usually adequate and the agreement was not. Nobody sets out to build the wrong thing. What happens is that the thing nobody wrote down gets built anyway, and discovered halfway through. The four…
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Web Scraping: What It Costs, and What It Legally Cannot Do
The short version Collecting publicly visible business information is usually fine. Collecting anything behind a login, ignoring a site’s stated refusal, or harvesting personal data without a lawful basis is not. The law involved varies by country, and this is general information rather than legal advice — but the practical tests below are the same…