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Seeing as we live in a world of computers, I don't think people think technology runs seamlessly (which is just your opinion) as we all have experienced glitches and computer crashing. Who said anything about crashing? It always seems to be "glitches". A "glitch" doesn't come close to a system crashing.
I wonder if you would be saying the same thing if this was happening under a republican administration
I would be saying the same thing, even if a Republican was in office....though I probably wouldn't really give this topic much attention either because glitches are common in the tech world.
People.."glitches" happen with automated software.
These were USCIS applications. Not automated. Someone had to look over the application and process it.
There is a boatload of paperwork that must be submitted with NEW applications which a human must verify and then accept.
Well if that is the case, then it would mean someone isn't doing their job correctly, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was automated software of some kind. Regardless, glitches happen, not really something anyone should freak out about.
Well if that is the case, then it would mean someone isn't doing their job correctly, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was automated software of some kind. Regardless, glitches happen, not really something anyone should freak out about.
Sure seems to be a lot more in Govt than private sector. If I wrote code like that I wouldn't be employed.
Sure seems to be a lot more in Govt than private sector. If I wrote code like that I wouldn't be employed.
Glitch usually equals covering up someone's F-up.
Then there must be a lot of people getting fired at Microsoft, Samsung, Adobe, and Google all the time because it seems like I am always dealing with their glitches.
Well if that is the case, then it would mean someone isn't doing their job correctly, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was automated software of some kind. Regardless, glitches happen, not really something anyone should freak out about.
You did not have to go any further...(the bold part)
But really, do you think something this important would be automated?
Oh, lord. Did I not say we live in a world of computers? Almost everything we do is technology connected. I've lived through the transition taking us into the technological world that we live in. I know people who were CIO's. I worked for a CIO.
You just don't see how convenient the timing is do you?
The problems are not "glitches" as the WH claims. The problem just might be what programmers are told to do. Isn't that a possibility???
Oh it had to be a glitch, the Judge was already mad about being lied too.
A new excuse was in order.
Actually technology glitches happen all the time, ask anyone that works in tech support....
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Originally Posted by greywar
LOL. Welcome to the software world. The amazing thing is how many things go right to be honest with you.
The Administration thanks you for your timely running to their defense "no matter what" once again.
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