Comment Re:They're all evil. Really evil. (Score 1) 267
And you could have saved yourself that whole message if you'd read my entire post, instead of part of it, or skimming it.
And as for this:
"clearly you don't understand software development at all"
You're funny. I've been doing almost nothing but software development for the last 45 years. I'm single-handedly responsible for the vast majority of code in one of the most powerful image processing applications ever shipped -- WinImages F/x/Morph -- as well as several CAD programs, compilers, assemblers, paint programs, PCB routing systems, arcade video games, documentation processors, genetic AL software, aurorae analysis software and a whole bunch more I won't bore you with. Even now that I'm retired and enjoying the fruits of my labors, my current freeware, a real time SDR engine, is orders of magnitude more sophisticated -- and sizable in terns of lines of my code -- than anything most slashdotters will ever be involved with on a team, much less write by themselves. I take my own medicine; I don't write features that break previous features; I don't require later OS versions for new stuff I write -- instead I make sure that features that use new OS features doesn't appear under the older (or other, since I write multiplatform) OS, that's all. And I sure as hell fix bugs when they're reported well enough to be able to reproduce them.
But hey, don't let that affect your state of delusion. Keep thinking I know nothing about software development. It's the very best way to distance yourself from a true understanding of what you're reading here.