David Fisher wrote:
> Thing is, would you own and drive an automobile that consistently
> demanded that you improve your automobile troubleshooting skills?
> At a certain point, we are justified in demanding that our automobile
> or OS behave reliably without extensive troubleshooting.
Heh. With all respect, I've been in the biz over 20 years. Automobiles
have gotten better; operating systems have held steady in some cases, or
gotten worse in others. But I'll continue to expect my car to work more
reliably.
The other poster's crack about your troubleshooting skills, BTW, was way
out of line, IMHO.
Cheers,
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