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It's certainly an improvement over what otherwise currently happens: unless there's a recall, we are all driving "beta" cars with bugs that never get patched. A
by SnowLprd 14y ago
It's certainly an improvement over what otherwise currently happens: unless there's a recall, we are all driving "beta" cars with bugs that never get patched. At least this way there is an easy method for correcting software defects.
- kayoone 14y agoyeah i know, i was just trying to make fun of certain aspects of the software industry :) In the end its a good thing of course and car makers have alot of validation to go through before a new car can be released anyway.