> It's almost funny, until you read his seven tenets of computing and find that any program which encounters any error should enter a debugger, so you can fix i

> It's almost funny, until you read his seven tenets of computing and find that any program which encounters any error should enter a debugger, so you can fix it and carry on. I think that would drive anyone insane. You prefer inexplicable crashes? Now these are enough to drive someone mad. And if you do prefer them, wire your debugger to a Blue Screen of Death emulation.