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And to bring it back to IT, we get this same thing all the time too. So often I get emails where people just launch into these convoluted accusations of how (m
by tempestn 10y ago
And to bring it back to IT, we get this same thing all the time too. So often I get emails where people just launch into these convoluted accusations of how (made up example) I made our site stop working in desktop browsers because all we care about is phones now because that's where the money is (or some such insanity). Turns out it's actually some malware screwing up their copy of IE9 or whatever.
SO often it's not even a statement of a problem, but just, "Why'd you break it?!" often not even stating _what_ is supposedly broken, since in their mind it's obvious.
- bkkssnn 10y agoI get these alot aswell, especially from more senior testers that never woorked as developers. They make up some crude model of a solution for what they think the problem is that they concluded from god knows what.