bugginess

Applets and Shockwave were horrible, due to performance issues (systems and browsers), general bugginess, and lack of consistent support.

Thing is, editors hated its bugginess so much that the roll-out was reverted shortly afterwards.

Technical debt reduces uptime, increases bugginess, and makes it harder to fix bugs.

You can see the results in things like Swift (and Swift's insane bugginess).

The massive bugginess is #1 what eventually killed my motivation for the game.

Startup times and memory footprint/performance due to JIT compilation / the JVM, as well as the notorious complexity and bugginess of the runtime.

Customers need things like uptime, minimal bugginess, quick bug fixes, etc.

The difference shows up in the bugginess of the services.

I just hope they don't start releasing PPAs that'll help people achieve worst-of-both-worlds systems that combine the outdatedness of Stable and the bugginess of Experimental.

I was tired of bugginess, and just wanted things to work.

The biggest problem we face with Apple at my company and it could certainly create the impression of increasing bugginess, is that Apple's release cycle is much shorter now.

So your suggestion for reducing the bugginess of wear-leveling algorithms is to remove them from a dedicated, known-at-compile-time dedicated hardware environment and instead run them on whatever mystery-meat general-purpose stuff the user has?

Do you love that game because "it's stable, has minimal bugginess, and the developers release patches on time"?

> "Technical debt reduces uptime, increases bugginess, and makes it harder to fix bugs." Yes, that is one of my concerns usually.

The most annoying of these was the Talk replacement for Android (Hangouts) which got rid of features of Talk and still has an abysmal tablet interface and general bugginess ("Did you not get my call???" "No").

Bugginess of one particular implementation (and let's be fair here -- most of the stuff in glibc is quite ugly and hacky, a direct consequence of the bazaar model) has nothing to do with dynamic linking.