Of course, users can also just change the code themselves if they want to.

And certainly time enough to change the code on the off chance that the intruders could break in.

It's worked reliably for this long and will continue to work until there is a business reason to change the code.

"There was no reason to think he had changed the code," Rowe said.

This means if the programmer needs to change the code they can see the result of any changes quickly.

I could have changed the code, but that seemed disrespectful.

But all this I put to the side in order first to learn their system of changing the code initial.

The results are a native port to Win32 without changing the code.

Their actions were discovered, and the Japanese changed the code.

By the way, I've changed the code, so don't think that will do you any good in the future.