While this may excuse developers - after all, they didn’t experience the problem during development and therefore couldn’t have anticipated it happening to some users - it doesn’t solve the problem for the end-users. ![]() “It works on my machine.” This line has become an excuse often overused by developers to escape the burden of having to investigate problems experienced by end-users that they are unable to replicate on their development machines.
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