Proverbs: There will always be errors as long as software or humans are involved
posted by Twerpette @ 4:43 PM
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Twerpette
Twerpette (named for my dachshund Molley, the original twerpette or "goofy girl") seeks to tweak the long nose of life with humor, affection, and gravitas. Topics include dating and relationships, faith and spirituality, language and writing, journalism, technology, arts, academe, whimsy and humanity. Cheeky and tweaky, Twerpette is rated PG13 for mature language and themes. This weblog began May 10, 2005. Copyright 2005-2016 Steve Deyo.
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1 Comments:
But...as long as errors are identified and rectified before irreparable damage occurs imperfections should be expected and experenced to their fullest learning potential.
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