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Personally I think "disclaimer" is exactly right. If you work on the drivers (or some other low-level component that's part of the general plumbing), your conce
by to3m 14y ago
Personally I think "disclaimer" is exactly right. If you work on the drivers (or some other low-level component that's part of the general plumbing), your concerns are not always aligned with those of people writing the actual software. Therefore, if you have a complaint about something, it may be that you should be the one who has to do the hard work rather than the application writers, because making your life easier might not maximize overall happiness.
So, "disclaimer" is spot on, I believe, because application writers might like to shed a tear, but not sympathize too hard...