| | :::::::::::Well, your last couple of statements are a pretty clear indication you are, indeed, missing the point, and, if you had read all the links, you would realise that certain details in your last couple of statements are simply wrong, so you're making those statements either through ignorance or an attempt at deliberate deception. I chose 'ignorance', as it leaves you in a better light. Was I wrong to do that? If you require a hint as to what, exactly, is wrong with your statements, well, that's something that is also already covered - try the fifth sentence in [http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Talk:Left_Behind:_Eternal_Forces&diff=407820&oldid=407769 this] edit of mine. [[User:Urushnor|Urushnor]] 00:02, 20 March 2008 (EDT) | | :::::::::::Well, your last couple of statements are a pretty clear indication you are, indeed, missing the point, and, if you had read all the links, you would realise that certain details in your last couple of statements are simply wrong, so you're making those statements either through ignorance or an attempt at deliberate deception. I chose 'ignorance', as it leaves you in a better light. Was I wrong to do that? If you require a hint as to what, exactly, is wrong with your statements, well, that's something that is also already covered - try the fifth sentence in [http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Talk:Left_Behind:_Eternal_Forces&diff=407820&oldid=407769 this] edit of mine. [[User:Urushnor|Urushnor]] 00:02, 20 March 2008 (EDT) |
| | As a professional [[computer programmer]], I can assure you that [[software release]]s tend to be buggy, especially when there is publication pressure. Computer game developers are usually under tremendous pressure to grab [[market share]], but a "pressured programmer" is a sloppy programmer. It takes time to get things right. | | As a professional [[computer programmer]], I can assure you that [[software release]]s tend to be buggy, especially when there is publication pressure. Computer game developers are usually under tremendous pressure to grab [[market share]], but a "pressured programmer" is a sloppy programmer. It takes time to get things right. |