Peter wrote:

>> The major problem with software IMO is not that it wears out, but that it
>> doesn't work as advertised in the first place.
> 
> As it can't, since the buyer's requirements are 'make it work like the 
> other guy's' (inluding bugs which they often perceive as features)

It seems you didn't read my phrase. I said "it doesn't work as
/advertised/" -- I did /not/ say "it doesn't work to the liking (or
according to the requirements) of the buyer" .

Gerhard
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