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That sounds extremely expensive, why would you want that?
by tobyhinloopen 8y ago
That sounds extremely expensive, why would you want that?
- s_kilk 8y agoTo tackle testing fraud?
- amelius 8y agoI foresee companies pushing quick and dirty updates, sweeping critical problems, or problems with their internal software development cycle under the carpet. I want transparency in how companies deal with problems and software updates. Expensive is a feature in this case. It ensures that stuff gets tested well before companies even consider having it double-tested by the govt.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 8y agoThat's a great way to make sure software doesn't get updated at all unless it's completely unavoidable.