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In response to "there is really no excuse for why it is so bad. -- nm" by loosilu

In all honesty, while I'm not making excuses for it, I think to a degree too much is being made of this. It is so commonplace for these rollouts,

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Oct 21 '13, 11:57

even private companies, to have issues. Look at virtually every online gaming rollout (that beta tests for longer and handles a fraction of the traffic). The iphone 5 maps didn't work. This stuff always happens and it takes time to sort out real world usage. But it gets sorted out. If when it gets to be time to meet the mandate they are still having these issues, then we should delay the mandate for a short period, but there's still plenty of time for this to get sorted out.

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For an administration that built itself on the ability to utilize information technology more than any before it, it reflects poorly. - Bloody AxeSean Oct 21, 12:15 2
- Ideally, yes. But you could say the same thing about Apple and countless others. - pmb Oct 21, 12:19 1
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In all honesty, while I'm not making excuses for it, I think to a degree too much is being made of this. It is so commonplace for these rollouts,

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