On Sep 22, 2008, at 11:10 PM, Rick Schummer wrote:
> All software has bugs, period. In the perfect world none of us would
> write bugs, but I doubt this is
> the case. Stones and glass houses come to mind.
The comment, I believe, was not about the existence of a bug, the
refusal to acknowledge it as a bug. Instead, it claims to have been
"by design", without explaining what benefit this supposed design
decision adds. You seem to be agreeing with the sentiment; since all
software has bugs, why not be honest and say that it's a bug?
-- Ed Leafe
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