I still thing it is awesome. Mostly human error!!!
 
 

I gotta admit that title made me laugh. 

Mother Teresa is OK, I certainly prefer her to Lady Diana who ended up crashing under bit bridge. Perhaps the 64 bit version would have been better.

I don't think  I have heard any songs made by anyone using Mother Teresa....I'm all ears though 

Reminds me of a front page image on Imgur yesterday about Gandhi doing good all his life, but going to hell for not being a christian, and other nonsense about mother Teresa being in hell for not being a Muslim.

This post is very likely breaking all the forum rules. But to me, music in general is better than all of the above.

Wait a minute. He's on to something here.
 
If we removed all the weapons on mass destruction and replaced them with SONAR X3, the world would be full of music instead of war.

to say mostly human error isn't fair to those who have had real issues.
ive been very lucky, I love this software and have had little to no problems at all.
been a work horse and very stable.
but I think your OP is bound to rub some the wrong way. (not as much as much as your previous thread) 
 
 
there is a lot of human error, I just don't think its mostly human error.
and to err is okay, we all started somewhere.
it is frustrating when someone goes off on a rant and then they finally figure out they didn't know the feature as well as they thought, or maybe a keystroke change has them thinking a feature is broken or not working.
 
so in some ways, I really understand what your saying and I understand where your coming from.

 
Just about anything is 'better' than that repulsive evil witch Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu.
 
She rubbed shoulders with world leaders and the wealthy, accepting millions in donations from them, yet spent next to nothing of it on the infirm and dying supposedly in her care. She allowed them to suffer and perish in filth and squalor, with little or no medication, and forbidden visits from friends and relatives just when they needed them most.
 
Vile woman.
 

 
 
 

384kHz and the PC Tape Simulator; Bon appetit!!!