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Originally Posted by Katsunami
"You don't need to study that. Everything can be found on the internet."
"You can just download a plugin or copy paste some code."
"There can't be any bugs. This is an official library."
"Oh, but this is very simple. You just use..."
As discussed before, people who have no knowledge of software engineering assume everything ever needed can be found on, or copy/pasted from the internet, and all software ever written by a big company is without bugs.
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You need to relax with the Bastard Operator from Hell:
http://bofh.ntk.net/BOFH/
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Sometimes I think I should have studied archaeology. At least dead things don't change, they don't argue, and I *know* there will be bugs in them.
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An old friend is a QA engineer. He once said "You know what the difference is between a software developer and a QA Engineer? The developer assumes the code will
work. The QA Engineer assumes it will
fail!" He was right in his definition,
and his assumption.
(Of course,
making it fail, and documenting how and why it did is what he got paid for, so he could cite lots of supporting evidence.)
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Dennis