← Back to context Comment by EDC9599190 1 day ago > No real risk of lawsuitsThis is a joke right? Companies get sued for software all the time. 2 comments EDC9599190 Reply autoexec 1 day ago Companies get sued, programmers generally do not. Companies don't really care about being sued either, as evidenced by the fact that they still don't bother to prevent bad code from being shipped. EDC9599190 1 day ago > Companies get sued, programmers generally do not.Which makes sense. Software is generally purchased from a company, not an individual programmer.> Companies don't really care about being sued either, as evidenced by the fact that they still don't bother to prevent bad code from being shipped.They do care about code so bad it'll get them a lawsuit.
autoexec 1 day ago Companies get sued, programmers generally do not. Companies don't really care about being sued either, as evidenced by the fact that they still don't bother to prevent bad code from being shipped. EDC9599190 1 day ago > Companies get sued, programmers generally do not.Which makes sense. Software is generally purchased from a company, not an individual programmer.> Companies don't really care about being sued either, as evidenced by the fact that they still don't bother to prevent bad code from being shipped.They do care about code so bad it'll get them a lawsuit.
EDC9599190 1 day ago > Companies get sued, programmers generally do not.Which makes sense. Software is generally purchased from a company, not an individual programmer.> Companies don't really care about being sued either, as evidenced by the fact that they still don't bother to prevent bad code from being shipped.They do care about code so bad it'll get them a lawsuit.
Companies get sued, programmers generally do not. Companies don't really care about being sued either, as evidenced by the fact that they still don't bother to prevent bad code from being shipped.
> Companies get sued, programmers generally do not.
Which makes sense. Software is generally purchased from a company, not an individual programmer.
> Companies don't really care about being sued either, as evidenced by the fact that they still don't bother to prevent bad code from being shipped.
They do care about code so bad it'll get them a lawsuit.