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Old 11-12-2017, 12:13 AM   #266
rcentros
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Originally Posted by barryem View Post
In 35 years of writing software I doubt if I wrote a single program that didn't have any bugs. Once, however, I wrote a data conversion program that processed between 5 and 20 million records a night 5 nights a week, which is a pretty good test. After 7 years of this it finally found that combination of data I hadn't considered and crashed. Best damn bug I ever wrote!
I think it's pretty obvious that B&N has pushed these GlowLight 3s out a bit before they were really ready so they would be available for Christmas. If I remember right, the NST also had early bugs that were fixed fairly quickly. As a matter of fact a lot of eReaders (including Kobos) often have early bugs. This is one of the reasons (besides being really cheap) that I don't rush out to buy the newest gadget.

Oh, and congratulations on your "buggy" software.
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