2013-12-09, 07:02 PM
Tigeon Wrote:I'm too tired and confused man F4
I'm already a nervous wreck for my medical school interview tomorrow.![]()
-curls up in corner-
I'm just playing with words lol. What i said is actually true though, or at least to my knowledge.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotfix "The term "hotfix" was originally applied to software patches that were applied to "hot" systems; that is, systems which are live, currently running and in production status rather than development status...This could increase the cost of the fix by requiring rapid development, overtime or other urgent measures. For the user, the hotfix could be considered more risky or more likely to fail to resolve the problem. This could cause an immediate loss of services and/or revenue, so depending on the severity of the bug, it may be desirable to delay a hotfix. The risk of applying the hotfix must be considered against the risk of not applying it, because the problem to be fixed might be so critical that it could be considered more important than a potential loss of service" (Eh, close enough?)

