Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 13:57:44 09/07/00
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On September 07, 2000 at 15:35:25, Marc van Hal wrote: >On September 07, 2000 at 14:32:44, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>Maybe you have missed this another an unavoidable way to become a tester. In >>this you are not payed nor receive the software for free, but you pay to do the >>test getting the program at 40 or more bucks the piece, you pay the guru that >>will fix your computer after the new program almost burned your current >>configuration -as happened to some people with CM5000, remember?-, you pay the >>time you waste trying to run the program, you pay the time expended sending >>emails to get some answer, you pay the money your shrink ask after the sessions >>you must go because of these frustration and you pay the taxes, all included. >>How we could name this kind of testing? >>Fernando > >I should not know a name for this but is this not something wich happens with >about all computer programs? Absolutely, and the worst sinner is Windows. Each time I think Gates became rich producing this crap I feel a deep desire to get myself at his side and shoot him in the face with my Beretta 7.65 Fernando >This is the only industry you can do this without getting punshid for it >In the automobile industry this would cost the firm milions of dollars.
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