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In Reply to: The necessity of good firmware support posted by Jazz Inmate on April 10, 2008 at 13:20:51:
If they weren't in such a hurry, and so sloppy, Sony could have and should have put video 2.0 into the Piss3's software from the start.
Instead of insisting Tivo build their series 3 correctly from the start, you thank them for eventually getting around to fixing their screw-ups.
Nothing like encouraging and rewarding incompetence.
Jack
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Follow Ups
- Is that REALLY better than building it right the first time? - Jack G 05:50:08 04/11/08 (5)
- Building implies hardware engineering. I'm talking about software/firmware engineering NT - Jazz Inmate 14:43:56 04/11/08 (4)
- Nonsense the same applies to software issues.(nt) - Jack G 16:06:39 04/11/08 (3)
- Now you're implying that technology remains static - Jazz Inmate 18:47:48 04/11/08 (2)
- Bad analogy - Jack G 06:15:17 04/12/08 (1)
- No, it's a good analogy because the hardware is not the problem - Jazz Inmate 21:48:55 04/12/08 (0)
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