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Old 02-10-2005, 01:40   #6
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Re: Whose fault is it anyway?

I can foresee what would happen if software companies were forced to produce 'bug free' software...........they would decide who's machines to exclusively write software for -lets say DELL- and then very quickly DELL's market share would become a near monopoly and the guarantee would become invalid if we were to upgrade our own hardware.......is that a situation we want?
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Originally Posted by Stuart C
The problem is that (AFAIK) no physical product is technically as complicated as most applications or operating systems. Windows has in excess of 2 million lines of code. How many physical products can you think of that have in excess of 2 million parts? OK, Airliners do
......and airliners don't have to try to be compatable with all sorts of other cr*p that anyone wants to subject them to............
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