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"this works out of the box" seems a bit of an odd thing to say when it's not working for significant edge cases. Maybe "it worked when we first tested it" is b
by greglindahl 8y ago
"this works out of the box" seems a bit of an odd thing to say when it's not working for significant edge cases.
Maybe "it worked when we first tested it" is better? :-)
- p1necone 8y agoI dunno, in my experience anything that "works right out of the box" usually misses a bunch of edge cases (possibly necessarily/by definition). The description seems apt to me.