My thoughts on software development
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I saw a pretty entertaining post this week on one of the Channel 9 forums. A guy there reacted to some Windows Home Server bug counts from their beta program. Personally, I found this guy’s reaction to be humorous all by itself:
I definately like this topic:
Of the bugs that have been addressed, Sullivan said that only 15% have actually been fixed. The remainder are issues that are in the server by design (13%), not reproducible (21%), will be postponed to later versions (11%) or likely won’t be fixed (7%).
Bloody hell… ALL REPRODUCIBLE BUGS MUST BE FIXED! (Or never made!). There is no such thing as “bug by design”. It was invented by big corps to cover own failures, as “excuse”.
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