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With no accountability for vendors at all, no software warranties worth the name, this is hardly a surprise. Until people can start suing for damages (it costs
by lazyjones 14y ago
With no accountability for vendors at all, no software warranties worth the name, this is hardly a surprise. Until people can start suing for damages (it costs me time = money to get such problems fixed), software will stay mostly broken because vendors have no good reason to invest money in fixing it.
- scotty79 14y agoYes. Because all we need in technology is more lawyers.
- nradov 14y agoPeople can sue their software vendors for damages right now. There's nothing stopping you. Of course most software licenses disclaim liability for defects, but if you purchased software with those license terms then you have no one but yourself to blame. Caveat emptor.