Interesting. I just wrote a packet decoder and I specifically verify at each layer that the lower layer length matches. So for IP, in my decoder the IP datagram length must match exactly the ethernet frame length + link layer header. I didn't do this to be pedantic but rather to detect short frames, and then I decided that long frames were also errors.
You (author) are using uIP but I wonder what Linux or any other modern OS does. You don't specifically mention interoperability but I wonder if you've tested that.
medical billing fraud is a serious offense that can get the hospital in quitw hot water and they leverage that
As someone who has submitted (and failed to collect) on a claim against title insurance for legal fees incurred to correct a mistake in the original title that the title company missed, I'm skeptical of its value, at least for things like erroneous lot lines.
They gave up and went back to a property maintenance sized herd after 10 or so years of that.
One nasty way that can manifest is to under test because if you don’t find anything you don’t have to do anything.
Compute all you want, whenever you want, but instead of millisecond timings, optimize stuff for at least some time.
Maybe even a tax on stock profits, which is really high and falls after some time of ownership of such stock (we have this in slovenia, but it's not really high in the first place, and time brackets go less than 5 years (25%), 5-10 years (15%), 10-15 years (10%) , 15-20 years (5%), and zero tax after that.
It would take a heavier hand to push against this problem. I'm all for it, I'm just not clever enough or knowledgeable enough to know what would be a good regulation that would fly in congress.