(Continuation from yesterday)

I think that a company using a shared printer (most companies will use it), was suspended for about half a day.

In this accident, 100%, I think that the total damage caused by this trouble due to Microsoft's negligence is probably exceeding that caused by a human injury accident in the metropolitan area.

However, within this range I examined, the messages of grudges against Microsoft's negligence, ----- I don't say "don't exist" ----- there was not as much as I expected.

Compared to the message of grudges against injuries, it can be said that "none exists.". Moreover, not to the person who committed suicide, but to the railroad company.

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Perhaps, I thought

"Is the world finally beginning to understand software?"

Therefore, it is correct that "it can not be distributed unless you correct it, unless you have done enough tests."

That is common sense of software that "updates that fix bugs are easy to generate another (catastrophic) defect"

If the world understands the fear and tediousness of software like this, it can be said that it is a "revolutionary advance".

But, well, perhaps, I do not think it is such a thing.

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The reason for "there is little message of grudge against Microsoft" - probably, it is like this.

- "Hey! This doesn't work!" with complaining to his subordinates,

- Calling the Information Systems Department and complaining "Hey! Somehow !!"

- Complaining "Hey! I can not print!" to the printer company,

It was completed with the action, "If there is an opponent who can be shouted there, they can only shout at it."

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If I think carefully, this is the same logic as "human injury".

It is exactly the same, without criticizing the "person in charge" that caused a human injury ( Because criticizing the dead will be criticized), they are getting angry with "railroad company" as an alternative.

In addition, in the case of software, I think that no one can reach until it is caused by "KB4480970".

In the end,

"The world still does not understand software"

I think that it is natural to think about it.