Nobody can do anything without practice. Cab you imagine how much time it takes for Blue Angels to perfect their shows. Even with lots of practice, you sometime make mistake.
It is same for IT services. We need to practice so that we are ready for the worst case scenario but we always hope for the best. We need to practice more so we can do everything even with our eyes close.
Where my parents live … 90F (32C) and humidity is 84% without precipitation. I am sorry for people in Japan and this is why I don't visit Japan in the summer.
Do you know computers do not make mistake unless it is broken? That is true, no computer is capable of making any mistake. And since it is human that program the computer, human causes 100% of mistakes.
So no company can blame on the computer for doing something wrong. And all the human mistakes can be classified in two. (1) A pure and simple mistake like typo in the source code. (2) An unexpected situation that is not accounted for in the design.
Ether way people must learn from the mistakes they make. That is the reason why you should not always buy the version 1.0 of the software. That is re reason why Ashton-Tate released their first dBASE software as dBASE II instead of I. (I you know this, you are old.) That is the why Microsoft Windows 1 and 2 really never gone anywhere.
You need software that is that is around long enough and tested by many before you should adopt. That is one of the reasons why you can trust software company like us being around of 28 years.
I have been using MacPro for many years and because it is 32bit system, I cannot upgrade to the latest operating system. But I thought I will get by using the apps that I have now. Lately I am starting to see more slow downs and freezes than before.
I might have to buy a new mac. I do not like current MaPro and MacMini is too small. Why does Apple drop making the computer that looks like a computer?
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