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scott wrote:
>> I beg to differ.
>
> I don't.
There's a surprise...
> You are just blaming MS because they write some of the most
> complex software that is used by a huge number of people. Of course
> there will be bugs - it simply isn't profitable to write big bits
> of software for home/office use that are totally bullet-proof.
No, 100% bug-free would be pretty damn hard. But M$ is the largest and
most profitable corporation that has ever existed in the history of
mankind. If they actually cared, they could produce a vastly superior
product and still make a stackload of money. The point is THEY DON'T
CARE. They produce a barely-functional product and people still buy is.
So why bother making a quality product when people will buy crap?
Of course, if there were actually some viable competition, people would
realise that it is *not* "normal" for computer software to be buggy and
unreliable, and people would switch. Unfortunately, thanks to M$, this
situation will never arise. If anybody starts making really good
software, they'll just get bought...
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