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Topic	Wired does a Musk expose. It's not pretty.
Rexdragon125 12/14/18 6:10:18 PM #75:	Some of you are seriously overestimating the software that can drive the machines too. I got to play with some software that drives a million dollar open bed CNC machine and it's garbage. During installation Windows warns that the installer is trying to replace important system files in system32. It's a DLL hell problem from Windows 3.1 days. It's pretty much a suite of programs cobbled together into one. The way the DRM hardware key is bizarre and the manufacturer has no idea how it works. The documentation has screenshots for Windows 2000 and has chapters dedicated to explaining the mouse and floppy disks. It doesn't mention the mouse wheel and so the software completely lacks mouse wheel support. It pops up frequent ActiveX errors. For desktop software purchased this year. It's just complete shit. <cite>Rexdragon125 posted [p:914134607] in Wired does... [t:77302433]...</cite> <quote>Some of you are seriously overestimating the software that can drive the machines too. I got to play with some software that drives a million dollar open bed CNC machine and it's garbage. During installation Windows warns that the installer is trying to replace important system files in system32. It's a DLL hell problem from Windows 3.1 days. It's pretty much a suite of programs cobbled together into one. The way the DRM hardware key is bizarre and the manufacturer has no idea how it works. The documentation has screenshots for Windows 2000 and has chapters dedicated to explaining the mouse and floppy disks. It doesn't mention the mouse wheel and so the software completely lacks mouse wheel support. It pops up frequent ActiveX errors. For desktop software purchased this year. It's just complete shit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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