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The number of bugs in a single Microsoft program is higher than we allowed in all of BPCS during the System/38 days. Heck, the number of security alerts in Windows is higher than the number of bugs of all kinds we had in BPCS. I truly believe that the lowered standards of the general community as it pertains to software can be almost entirely attributed to Microsoft. Prior to the ability of Microsoft to shove bad code down people's throats through unfair business practices, bad code (and bad programmers) didn't survive. Now people are USED to rebooting, and to reinstalling, and to software crashing and behaving incorrectly and counter-intuitively. And that's just plain sad. Joe > From: Walden H. Leverich > > Granted, the barrier to entry in the PC market is so low that any schmoe > can write and release code, but you can't blame a programmer's stupidity > on MS.
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