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That is no excuse. A lot of software out there is bleeding edge, yet costumers do not tolerate crashes.
by jfkebwjsbx 7y ago
That is no excuse. A lot of software out there is bleeding edge, yet costumers do not tolerate crashes.
- api 7y agoSure, that's why important software never crashes. /sarcasm
- jfkebwjsbx 7y agoAnd... it does not. Most crashes in actually important software are due to hardware/memory errors, rather than the software itself. Of course, I hope you are not referring to Windows or any day-to-day software by "important".