Masshirosoft Visual C++ Runtime Library, huh? DK Studio, huh? Asabi beer, huh? Nobody could ever see through those names!
Actually, the best part is Nene's clearly Apple-inspired laptop running .exe binaries. (Yes, BootCamp and Parallels exist, but it's still funny.)
Strictly speaking, bugs only "always exist" because it's usually not worth the extra time and planning effort to write software that won't have any the first time it's run. That is, unless you're writing the software for something absolutely mission critical, like a space vehicle. Read "They Write the Right Stuff" at Fast Company for a look inside the process of developing space-worthy code: https://www.fastcompany.com/28121/they-write-right-stuff
Kind of unlike this show to shove white-text-scrolling-up-a-black-screen in for the ED. Season 1 was all about having proper animations there. Odd.
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Masshirosoft Visual C++ Runtime Library, huh? DK Studio, huh? Asabi beer, huh? Nobody could ever see through those names!
Actually, the best part is Nene's clearly Apple-inspired laptop running .exe binaries. (Yes, BootCamp and Parallels exist, but it's still funny.)
Strictly speaking, bugs only "always exist" because it's usually not worth the extra time and planning effort to write software that won't have any the first time it's run. That is, unless you're writing the software for something absolutely mission critical, like a space vehicle. Read "They Write the Right Stuff" at Fast Company for a look inside the process of developing space-worthy code: https://www.fastcompany.com/28121/they-write-right-stuff
Kind of unlike this show to shove white-text-scrolling-up-a-black-screen in for the ED. Season 1 was all about having proper animations there. Odd.