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QA is hard, and the pressure to pass is difficult to withstand You really nailed it.

If you hadn't nailed 'im to the perch 'e'd be pushing up the daisies!

I think you nailed exactly what we're trying to do in your second paragraph, but the trouble is we have had a hard time walking people through the product.

However there seem to be people who want/need (and speculate) that every possible detail can/should be nailed down into something that makes absolute sense.

This sounds like a failure to nail down the requirements early, combined with a methodology that assumed the requirements would be nailed down early.

Ya, the BingoCardCreator was a good niche he nailed it.

For the moment, we keep other people's software securely nailed shut in the browser.

You've tickled on the problem but not quite nailed it.

There's probably a good UX design possible for providing desktop and dashboard interfaces on the same device, I just don't think Microsoft has nailed that yet.

I think you nailed the biggest actual issue with Crossfit.

However, I do agree that Jobs absolutely nailed it with UX and focus on that area (much like how luxury car brands focus on the little things).

Given the title I was also expecting an analysis over a systematic improvement program, but they nailed it at the beginning, saying the Parks division is rather conservative.

How is this not just a regular VPS with the word "cloud" nailed on?

After a week or two we nailed it down to customers that had "call recording" feature enabled.

If super-detached and accurate analysis of a situation is what turns you on then I think Arthur Conan Doyle nailed down the "rational fiction" genre with Sherlock Holmes over a century ago.

You can all be totally different in, say, politics or sexuality or income or whatever (provided rent is still being made), but it gets super shitty super fast if the basic "Hey, this is our home, don't cause problems" stuff isn't nailed down.