The Blame Game
-it all depends on whose turn it is to blame this time
I would say, that you are independent to chose the best software for your company, then you also have to take the ramifications that follow, bugs and the like.
Also, if the programmers should be responsible, companies will end up testing into oblivion, the product would not be ready for sale until it is old and outdated..
Though there could be something in his statement as well, thinking of automobile manufacturers. Sure they have some blame when one of their parts fail again and again, causing a great deal of accidents. We expect them to replace the parts, like a guarantee..
On the contrary, I think that this will only fuel innovation even more. Having this amazing space ship available for viewing in public will help people to believe in space travel, also from a private, consumer perspective. Take an example, a young engineer student, studies its aerodynamic properties at the museum, and can then create new ideas and spur the development himself. I also take this as a sign that the Scaled Composites team has even more and better ships in their space fleet.
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The Blame Game -it all depends on whose turn it is to blame this time I would say, that you are independent to chose the best software for your company, then you also have to take the ramifications that follow, bugs and the like. Also, if the programmers should be responsible, companies will end up testing into oblivion, the product would not be ready for sale until it is old and outdated.. Though there could be something in his statement as well, thinking of automobile manufacturers. Sure they have some blame when one of their parts fail again and again, causing a great deal of accidents. We expect them to replace the parts, like a guarantee..
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I never thought about the need of batteries before, but of course! My question is, what sort of batterylife do todays "versions" have?
On the contrary, I think that this will only fuel innovation even more. Having this amazing space ship available for viewing in public will help people to believe in space travel, also from a private, consumer perspective. Take an example, a young engineer student, studies its aerodynamic properties at the museum, and can then create new ideas and spur the development himself. I also take this as a sign that the Scaled Composites team has even more and better ships in their space fleet.