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Seems to me that these times its worse. With hardware you have a known good state to test against.
by digi_owl 10y ago
Seems to me that these times its worse.
With hardware you have a known good state to test against.
- abraae 10y agoI prefer software! With hardware you have to think about ringing circuits and intermittent faults that you eventually find are due to the cleaner bringing in a vacuum cleaner with bad motor brushes that injects electrical noise into the mains. Most software bugs are nothing compared to tracking down that sort of thing.
- jasoncchild 10y agoIt's not black magic; systematic troubleshooting is the key to either environment.
- nibnib 10y agoWith hardware you don't always have a reproducible known good state. Many changes aren't reversible. Certain tests can irreparably damage things.