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Video games are technically software and we all know the Japanese are highly skilled in making them, with few to none glitches, etc. My view is different: soft
by 29athrowaway 2y ago
Video games are technically software and we all know the Japanese are highly skilled in making them, with few to none glitches, etc.
My view is different: software is a response to a need. And the Japanese have found ways to solve many of their problems without software. They are OK using a fax and it works excellently for them.
Sometimes software is a solution to a trust problem, or a reliability problem, or a synchronization problem. The Japanese are trustworthy, reliable and punctual in general and do not have those problems.
- lupire 2y agoA fax machine is not a seriously useful alternative to online information sharing, storage, and retrieval.
- Aeolun 2y ago> And the Japanese have found ways to solve many of their problems without software. If you consider ‘throwing bodies at’ a problem an acceptable solution, then yes, they’ve found something that works for them. Personally I can’t stand watching the nonsense Japanese people have to go through to get their boss to like them.
- shiroiushi 2y ago>They are OK using a fax and it works excellently for them. You obviously don't live in Japan. No one here uses faxes unless they're at work, doing business with old-fashioned companies. It's not much different than the USA, where fax machines are commonly used by lawyers and realtors.