Program after Program after Program

This time it was Jeremy's turn to be bored, "so it can't be the Google Wave program you helped build." he yawned.
"No," I shook my head, "all of that could be accessed for free in source code."
"And you don't want me to tell anybody that you helped build it?"
"No, I don't want Yahoo! finding out: they'll hack me, or at least some will."
"Huh, and the program you use to erase government inefficiencies?"
"Completely secure. Nobody knows it's me."
"And the 'cookies-consumed' program you made yesterday?"
"Not worth stealing. The source code is available online."
"So what about the other 150 programs?"
"We'll have to go through them all." I sighed.
"Of course, your plan would never stand in a debate."
"What?"
"The plan has no inherency."
"Meaning...?"
"If they were going for a program you've already written, then it would be gone by now." he explained.
"But that only leaves...Programs I haven't written yet."
"Are you a time traveler?"
"No, but I have friends who are."
"How 'bout enemies?"
I smiled faintly, "Yeah, I've got those too..."