Since its launch in 2013, Hangouts has been one long, bug-ridden journey.
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But High Sierra would rear its ugly, bug-ridden head again a couple months later.
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They're expensive and bug-ridden and never quite work the way you need them to.
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Filling out forms online and on mobile can be a tedious and bug-ridden — yet annoyingly necessary — experience.
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Although Reminders may not be the most popular native iOS app, it's another bruise for Apple over its bug-ridden iOS 13 launch.
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It was so bad, in fact, that the company corrected its bug-ridden Maps app over 2.5 million times in response to user feedback.
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For many years to come, and perhaps for ever, human institutions, flawed though they are, will be a smarter bet than relentless, bug-ridden code.
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Almost all software has been bug-ridden and insecure for so long that we have grown to think that this is the natural state of code.
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The company went bust in 2013 after selling a few hundred copies of the bug-ridden Karma sedan to the likes of Leonardo DeCaprio and Colin Powell.
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Screenshot: GizmodoBear in mind that my enthusiasm for the new iTunes-free media experience in macOS comes from using a bug-ridden beta version of the software.
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Before you eat the cost (but please not the bug-ridden mangos) and chalk it up to bad luck, take a moment to figure out how to get your money back.
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No research trial — volunteer-coordination software, fund-raising by text message — was too small or bug-ridden for her to disdain, and she joked that she was first in every line to serve as a guinea pig.
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The controls are simple and intuitive, and although the game was heavily bug-ridden when it was first released, the Nova and Darjeeling crew has done a standup job of fixing most of the bugs in the week since its release.
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It weighs 350 g. The Jukebox is historically notable for shipping with a user interface and operating system so unfriendly and bug-ridden as to inspire Björn Stenberg and other programmers to develop a superior, free and open-source replacement operating system. This project became Rockbox.
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Critics praised Bloodlines visual, audio and story but warned about a bug-ridden game. It got a rating of 80% on Metacritic, and sold merely 72,000 units on original release. With the addition of the game to the digital distributors Direct2Drive and Steam in 2016, a significant number of units were sold digitally. For instance, approximately 550,000 people own the game on Steam as of March 2017.
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MythDevelopers used this material to improve and further develop the games. Although their initial focus was on the bug-ridden release version of The Wolf Age, they also worked to update the first two games to newer operating systems on both Mac and PC, fix bugs, and create unofficial patches to enhance both the games themselves and the mapmaking tools. They also developed their own library, dubbed the Myth Core Library, which provided networking, input routines, and other low-level functions.
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During the entire first year of the machine's production an early, almost beta-like, firmware version shipped with the machine and was notably bug- ridden. Some limitation of this include the fact that the built-in RAM Disk can't be set larger than 4 MB (even if more RAM is present) and the firmware contains the very early System 1.x toolsets. It became incompatible with most native Apple IIGS software written from late-1987 onward, and OS support only lasted up to System 3.
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The second system, IQ, was in development when the company collapsed; by all accounts it was bug-ridden. After the collapse of Q-Zar, Quasar Manufacturing withdraw remaining Q-Zar available stocks from United States market, keeping up basic components production, to give support to open European sites. In 2005 Quasar UK renamed themselves Quasar Manufacturing and launched Quasar Elite (Mark VI), which used a smaller gun and body armour to accommodate younger players. In addition Quasar Elite changed the green equipment to blue to assist those with color blindness.
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The award-winning product design was by Terry Oyama, former ID lead at Apple Computer. By late 1992, the company faced hard times. It faced multiple shareholder lawsuits, accusing senior managers of extensive insider trading weeks before announcing the company's first unprofitable quarter; several failed R&D; projects; a black eye from its bug- ridden Radius Rocket product; and a lack of market focus. In 1993, following the company's first round of layoffs, the strategy was to live off the professional graphics market but build the video business.
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Although another re-release of Shun, Umihara Kawase Portable nevertheless disappointed fansForum thread discussing Umihara Kawase Portable and criticsJapanese reviews alike on release, due to a bug-ridden physics engine, which differed in crucial aspects to its predecessors. Further criticism was leveled at the new visual perspective, which sometimes interfered with play. On July 14, 2008, it was announced that the game would be coming to North America under the title Yumi's Odd Odyssey, however, this release never came about. It would have been the first Umihara Kawase game to have been released outside of Asia.
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Women whose husbands were still in the islands were told they were not allowed to rent accommodation, so found they had to match up with a woman whose husband was in the armed services and share a house. Not being able to live on the public assistance monies, one mother would look after the children whilst another mother went out to work, sometimes both worked, one doing a night shift and the other a day shift. Some houses were not good, previously condemned, damp or bug ridden. Others used empty shops as nothing else was available.
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Consider is, in MUDs (particularly DikuMUDs and EverQuest), a player character capability, usually implemented as a command, for evaluating the likely outcome of engaging in combat with a potential enemy. It is often abbreviated con. While the ability to estimate the difficulty of combat is valued by players, particularly newbies, this capability has its downside in that implementations of it are often bug-ridden, and the more complex a MUD's combat system and the capabilities of an individual opponent, the less likely it is that a `consider` will give an accurate result. Some MUDs have implemented `consider` commands only to disable them because the results were sufficiently misleading as to be worse than having no such capability at all.
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Within a couple of months of founding the SCDC, Smith and Pavlosky became embroiled in the controversy surrounding Diebold Election Systems (now Premier Election Solutions), a voting machine manufacturer accused of making bug-ridden and insecure electronic voting machines. The SCDC had been concerned about electronic voting machines using proprietary software rather than open source software, and kept an eye on the situation. Their alarm grew when a copy of Diebold's internal e-mail archives leaked onto the Internet, revealing questionable practices at Diebold and possible flaws with Diebold's machines, and they were spurred into action when Diebold began sending legal threats to voting activists who posted the e-mails on their websites. Diebold was claiming that the e-mails were their copyrighted material, and that anyone who posted these e-mails online was infringing upon their intellectual property.
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