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The author seems to have a different definition of the word broken than I have. I would expect broken to mean something along the lines of non-functional, but t
by SahAssar 4y ago
The author seems to have a different definition of the word broken than I have. I would expect broken to mean something along the lines of non-functional, but they seem mean insecure, slow to build or non-reproducible.
- necheffa 4y agoIf any part of your requirements touch on security, performance, or reproducibility, then yes "broken" is the correct adjective here.
- SahAssar 4y agoIs a normal car "broken" because my usecase is off-roading? Is your laptop "broken" because my usecase is processing credit card transactions? Even if you think that something is bad for all usecases it is not broken if working as designed.