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It's not that the software is built explicitly to overcharge people. But it is written and launched into production in a buggy state. And the bugs that cost the
by zipwitch 8y ago
It's not that the software is built explicitly to overcharge people. But it is written and launched into production in a buggy state. And the bugs that cost the company money get fixed. The ones that cost the customers are... not prioritized. The overcharging becomes an emergent property.