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|    Unknown errors    |
|    10 May 07 13:50:29    |
      From: dishborealis@yahoo.com              This is only marginally related to Paradox in any of its forms, but related       to programming in general. On an annoyingly regular basis, I see the       following on MySpace:              Sorry! an unexpected error has occurred.       This error has been forwarded to MySpace's technical group.              Thinking about the programming books I've read over the years, the ones       which deal with good programming habits in any language, the idea of an       "unknown error" strikes me as absurd, at least for any application* that's       been around for a while. So, when I see this on MySpace, my first reaction       is "sloppy and they don't give a damn as long as the advertising revenue       keeps pouring in". Am I being harsh? Partially correct? Opinions wanted.       Assuming I'm trying to access a feature that's not new, is there really any       such thing as an unknown error?              * I'm choosing to consider web sites to be applications at the moment.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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