Microsoft's Zune players freeze on New Year's Eve
January 1, 2009 By JORDAN ROBERTSON , AP Technology Writer
The Microsoft Zune
(AP) -- Happy New Year from Microsoft Corp.: Your Zune is dead.
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Think about that, the next time your Zune freezes up or your Windows crashes... or perhaps while the aircraft you're sitting in is on its final approach to landing.
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And by the way docatomic, only the moronic members of my generation can't can't distinguish between homophones. The rest of us are actualy fairly inteligent.
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I rest my case.
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Docatomic, I agree. These retards couldn't pass the third grade. Its sad to admit, and although I love a lot of things about the latest generation, They can't can't spel werth a shit. Like, such as, per se.
Jan 01, 2009
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I get a little tired of people complaining about bugs in software. Show me a piece of bug-free software and I'll see software that does almost nothing.
Modern software is incredibly complex if you cover all aspects of how it is executed. Executing a single bug-free line of code takes thousands of machine instructions that involve dozens of hardware components-over which the software developer has no control.
We've been building structures for 10,000 years and we still construct buildings that fall down from their own design. We've been writing software for only 60 years. Jesus, cut the devs a break.
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