Lists are usually good things to have. They help us to organize tasks, concentrate our attention, and discipline our time and money. On the other hand, lists can also "cloud" the real goal or objective, and nudge us into a one-at-a-time, check-off style of work (occasionally called "stovepipe" work) that prevents us from recognizing linkages between items on the list, and targeting the ultimate objective or outcome.

I worry then about "recipes" for security in cloud computing.
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