The case against it is very simple: fixing your shit in software world is super easy - just release a patch! From a perspective of hardware world where fixing a single bug can cost you up to couple of million - we have for every code producing engineer up to 3 verification engineers that pseudo-randomly fuzz your design against all possible stimuli and collect coverage. Software world wouldnt bother because fixing shit is just so easy. If you regress to shipping golden CDs and next bugfix only via expansion packs - maybe you can get your shit together and start shipping good software again
and if producing a single CD copy would cost you a fortune then C-Suite business MBA morons would beg (or even mandate) you to use formal verification methods
"What range of offsets can a 16-bit instruction encode? Zero through three. Not thirty three, not three hundred and three. Three! Well, maybe it is better for storing a halfword? Nope... zero or two. What even? Why"
What the fuck is this criticism? Its sanely specced, who would want arbitrary unaligned offsets, like for anything? Supporting such obscure idiot cases is too much unnecessary pain, so cut it off on spec level
I was coming here to make the same angry joke. It's offensive to me that Bethesda wants to celebrate the 30th anniversary of one of the first & finest multiplayer deathmatch games ever made, after hollowing out the organization that built it.
is there a way to fix this? came up couple of times rather critical when I couldnt find an important mail, it just stopped showing up with the search query that I used
I just retried a few queries that were failing ~3 days ago and they are returning correct [enough] results on mobile as of today, when I don't need them. I'm not sure of the cause or how to actually trigger a reindex or a fix when I need it.
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