rigorously

And let's be clear in many countries taxi drivers are far more rigorously screened and of course have security cameras.

Software guys should be at least passingly familiar with the idea of rigorously spec-driven design- that's what gluggymug is talking about.

Would you like your bank using not-invented-here special snowflake implementations of security and encryption protocols, or rigorously tested open source ones?

And where proofs are required, imperative PLs can be just as rigorously proven -- e.g.

Later, static analysis, rigorously evaluated code generators, and so on added to the mix.

How do you rigorously tell, which company is big and which is small?

Yet, it adds risk on top of what we already given even rigorously-built solutions have had issues.

Once you define your criteria, it can be applied more rigorously against a longer period of time, to see if there's a trend.

Reading engi_nerd's comments in this thread, one can't help but notice that he rigorously defends the F-35 and questions the credibility of anyone (e.g.

Are you saying a fully-documented, predictable, rigorously tested C compiler isn't practical?

Real automotive equipment is rigorously tested for these scenarios and many more.

People buy homeopathy or fuel-line magnets etc etc, even though a lot of this stuff has been rigorously tested and shown to be useless.