9 ms·
Oh no! I've been going around telling my clients that you can only verify the existence of a bug, not their absolute absence, and that expected behaviour from y
by jkoudys 12y ago
Oh no! I've been going around telling my clients that you can only verify the existence of a bug, not their absolute absence, and that expected behaviour from years ago may not always match what you expect today. I hope none of them see this, and realize that I'm just too lazy to properly install the Windows debug kernel.