It's peculiar. Landing was successful but there appears to be few survivors.

I've been informed that the pizza has landed.

Please refrain from screwing up your books while I go investigate.

I understand the concept of early access software and kickstarted projects. I understand the appeal.

I could never see myself doing either though. Selling, or even promising, a project that hasn't been completed and throughly tested just seems anathema to me.

I can only imagine bricking my phone or laptop, being away at the office and having a customer with branches in five states suddenly fail to do payroll and need my help NOW.

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I miss being able to go bleeding edge like that. Unfortunately, I'm stuck running a company with my gadgets. It's a bummer.

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@kdfrawg When you stop and think about it, most software did on DOS. Some of the stuff I wrote actually replaced large chunks of DOS itself.

It's n era I remember with much fondness but would go postal if you made me go back to it.

@kdfrawg The sad thing about Norton is their DOS products were pretty good.

@kdfrawg I actually get a lot of planning done during the drive. It's when I get here that things go south.

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A lot of questions there with no good answers.

I speak of the vocal supporters who were alive and aware back then and there are so many.

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