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Nothing you've pointed at is a failure, it's simply the process. How can you call up in two hours, rapidly tested and brought to 100% shortly thereafter, a fail
by likeclockwork 9y ago
Nothing you've pointed at is a failure, it's simply the process. How can you call up in two hours, rapidly tested and brought to 100% shortly thereafter, a failure? How can using the software you want to use immediately after its release ever be called a failure? Success is waiting for two months for a release window? No thank you.
- Tomte 9y agoI'm not saying that anyone did something wrong. I simply find it remarkable that someone actually chose this failure for his advertising. There are certainly many instances of quick turnaround times that don't center on failure.
- viraptor 9y agoWhy do you keep repeating it was a failure? Do you consider betas of software failures as well? The they're not perfect immediately either.