A
Adam Albright
You never seem to tire of making an ass of yourself.
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J
Justin
Facts are facts, not even you can ignore them!
Thanks, you just proved with your own words that you are WRONG! Even you do
it to yourself! Hilarious!
adam states that MS DOES NOT listen to it's beta testers.
Then adam states, "Not totally"
DOES NOT and NOT TOTALLY do not equal each other.
End result - adam is full of crap!
So again, MS DOES listen and MS DOES fix issues however not EVERYTHING is
going to get fixed.
Also, a feature issue to one person is NOT an issue to everyone. Just
because YOU think something should get fixed doesn't mean it ever will or
even should be fixed in the first place.
I'll answer my own question since you're too ignorant to do it for me:
So when we see these items being fulfilled, how is that MS "not listening"?
It's NOT! Thus the statement that MS does not listen to it's beta testers
is absurd.
adam, I understand this is very hard for you to understand. But you are
just going to have to work through it. You can it! I have faith in you!!!!
1. Submit bug/issue
2. Others vote on the bug/issue and give possible work arounds.
3. Is this really a bug/issue? Can it be confirmed?
4. The bug/issue is persistent. It's confirmed. Bug/issue fixed.
1-4 is a quick run down of a bug/issue being squashed that was reported by
beta testers or any other CPP user.
Not everything someone "offers" is going to make it.
Here's a quick real world example!
Windows Mail/WLMd
It used to use 10MB transactional log files. Pull up an old beta and check
it out. Now it uses 2MB transactional log files. Yup, you guessed it!
Beta tester recommended, community approved!
Once again, you fail.
Thanks, you just proved with your own words that you are WRONG! Even you do
it to yourself! Hilarious!
adam states that MS DOES NOT listen to it's beta testers.
Then adam states, "Not totally"
DOES NOT and NOT TOTALLY do not equal each other.
End result - adam is full of crap!
So again, MS DOES listen and MS DOES fix issues however not EVERYTHING is
going to get fixed.
Also, a feature issue to one person is NOT an issue to everyone. Just
because YOU think something should get fixed doesn't mean it ever will or
even should be fixed in the first place.
I'll answer my own question since you're too ignorant to do it for me:
So when we see these items being fulfilled, how is that MS "not listening"?
It's NOT! Thus the statement that MS does not listen to it's beta testers
is absurd.
adam, I understand this is very hard for you to understand. But you are
just going to have to work through it. You can it! I have faith in you!!!!
1. Submit bug/issue
2. Others vote on the bug/issue and give possible work arounds.
3. Is this really a bug/issue? Can it be confirmed?
4. The bug/issue is persistent. It's confirmed. Bug/issue fixed.
1-4 is a quick run down of a bug/issue being squashed that was reported by
beta testers or any other CPP user.
Not everything someone "offers" is going to make it.
Here's a quick real world example!
Windows Mail/WLMd
It used to use 10MB transactional log files. Pull up an old beta and check
it out. Now it uses 2MB transactional log files. Yup, you guessed it!
Beta tester recommended, community approved!
Once again, you fail.
A
Adam Albright
Once again, you fail.
Once again, you're a damn fool, but hey, keep dancing.
J
Justin
Facts are facts, not even you can ignore them!
Thanks, you just proved with your own words that you are WRONG! Even you do
it to yourself! Hilarious!
adam states that MS DOES NOT listen to it's beta testers.
Then adam states, "Not totally"
DOES NOT and NOT TOTALLY do not equal each other.
End result - adam is full of crap!
So again, MS DOES listen and MS DOES fix issues however not EVERYTHING is
going to get fixed.
Also, a feature issue to one person is NOT an issue to everyone. Just
because YOU think something should get fixed doesn't mean it ever will or
even should be fixed in the first place.
I'll answer my own question since you're too ignorant to do it for me:
So when we see these items being fulfilled, how is that MS "not listening"?
It's NOT! Thus the statement that MS does not listen to it's beta testers
is absurd.
adam, I understand this is very hard for you to understand. But you are
just going to have to work through it. You can it! I have faith in you!!!!
1. Submit bug/issue
2. Others vote on the bug/issue and give possible work arounds.
3. Is this really a bug/issue? Can it be confirmed?
4. The bug/issue is persistent. It's confirmed. Bug/issue fixed.
1-4 is a quick run down of a bug/issue being squashed that was reported by
beta testers or any other CPP user.
Not everything someone "offers" is going to make it.
Here's a quick real world example!
Windows Mail/WLMd
It used to use 10MB transactional log files. Pull up an old beta and check
it out. Now it uses 2MB transactional log files. Yup, you guessed it!
Beta tester recommended, community approved!
Once again, you fail.
Thanks, you just proved with your own words that you are WRONG! Even you do
it to yourself! Hilarious!
adam states that MS DOES NOT listen to it's beta testers.
Then adam states, "Not totally"
DOES NOT and NOT TOTALLY do not equal each other.
End result - adam is full of crap!
So again, MS DOES listen and MS DOES fix issues however not EVERYTHING is
going to get fixed.
Also, a feature issue to one person is NOT an issue to everyone. Just
because YOU think something should get fixed doesn't mean it ever will or
even should be fixed in the first place.
I'll answer my own question since you're too ignorant to do it for me:
So when we see these items being fulfilled, how is that MS "not listening"?
It's NOT! Thus the statement that MS does not listen to it's beta testers
is absurd.
adam, I understand this is very hard for you to understand. But you are
just going to have to work through it. You can it! I have faith in you!!!!
1. Submit bug/issue
2. Others vote on the bug/issue and give possible work arounds.
3. Is this really a bug/issue? Can it be confirmed?
4. The bug/issue is persistent. It's confirmed. Bug/issue fixed.
1-4 is a quick run down of a bug/issue being squashed that was reported by
beta testers or any other CPP user.
Not everything someone "offers" is going to make it.
Here's a quick real world example!
Windows Mail/WLMd
It used to use 10MB transactional log files. Pull up an old beta and check
it out. Now it uses 2MB transactional log files. Yup, you guessed it!
Beta tester recommended, community approved!
Once again, you fail.
A
Adam Albright
Facts are facts, not even you can ignore them!
I never ignore the fact you are a fool.
J
Justin
Once again, I'm forced to respect the fact that you are on many kill files.
So before anyone jumps on and tells me to knock it off because they're sick
of your posts, this will be it for this thread.
Have fun playing with yourself.
Facts are facts, not even you can ignore them!
Thanks, you just proved with your own words that you are WRONG! Even you do
it to yourself! Hilarious!
adam states that MS DOES NOT listen to it's beta testers.
Then adam states, "Not totally"
DOES NOT and NOT TOTALLY do not equal each other.
End result - adam is full of crap!
So again, MS DOES listen and MS DOES fix issues however not EVERYTHING is
going to get fixed.
Also, a feature issue to one person is NOT an issue to everyone. Just
because YOU think something should get fixed doesn't mean it ever will or
even should be fixed in the first place.
I'll answer my own question since you're too ignorant to do it for me:
So when we see these items being fulfilled, how is that MS "not listening"?
It's NOT! Thus the statement that MS does not listen to it's beta testers
is absurd.
adam, I understand this is very hard for you to understand. But you are
just going to have to work through it. You can it! I have faith in you!!!!
1. Submit bug/issue
2. Others vote on the bug/issue and give possible work arounds.
3. Is this really a bug/issue? Can it be confirmed?
4. The bug/issue is persistent. It's confirmed. Bug/issue fixed.
1-4 is a quick run down of a bug/issue being squashed that was reported by
beta testers or any other CPP user.
Not everything someone "offers" is going to make it.
Here's a quick real world example!
Windows Mail/WLMd
It used to use 10MB transactional log files. Pull up an old beta and check
it out. Now it uses 2MB transactional log files. Yup, you guessed it!
Beta tester recommended, community approved!
Once again, you fail.
So before anyone jumps on and tells me to knock it off because they're sick
of your posts, this will be it for this thread.
Have fun playing with yourself.
Facts are facts, not even you can ignore them!
Thanks, you just proved with your own words that you are WRONG! Even you do
it to yourself! Hilarious!
adam states that MS DOES NOT listen to it's beta testers.
Then adam states, "Not totally"
DOES NOT and NOT TOTALLY do not equal each other.
End result - adam is full of crap!
So again, MS DOES listen and MS DOES fix issues however not EVERYTHING is
going to get fixed.
Also, a feature issue to one person is NOT an issue to everyone. Just
because YOU think something should get fixed doesn't mean it ever will or
even should be fixed in the first place.
I'll answer my own question since you're too ignorant to do it for me:
So when we see these items being fulfilled, how is that MS "not listening"?
It's NOT! Thus the statement that MS does not listen to it's beta testers
is absurd.
adam, I understand this is very hard for you to understand. But you are
just going to have to work through it. You can it! I have faith in you!!!!
1. Submit bug/issue
2. Others vote on the bug/issue and give possible work arounds.
3. Is this really a bug/issue? Can it be confirmed?
4. The bug/issue is persistent. It's confirmed. Bug/issue fixed.
1-4 is a quick run down of a bug/issue being squashed that was reported by
beta testers or any other CPP user.
Not everything someone "offers" is going to make it.
Here's a quick real world example!
Windows Mail/WLMd
It used to use 10MB transactional log files. Pull up an old beta and check
it out. Now it uses 2MB transactional log files. Yup, you guessed it!
Beta tester recommended, community approved!
Once again, you fail.
S
Simon Berube
I agree, but I think there's much more important problems to sort out.