2012-08-21, 08:45
(2012-08-20, 21:22)Nu7s Wrote: 3. In my experience, Chinese people are too polite and "honorfull" to immediately admit when they are at fault or can't keep up with promises made. Hence, the "lying".
Good thing you added "" to honorfull, lying as a company is not very honorfull.
Also if you release a new version of something, I think it's normal that you test your new version for the things you wanted to have fixed?
The #ifdef thing is very implausable, but still possible.... But if you add the fact that the filedates were also wrong(May)... To me they have just sent an old version of their blob.
The honorfull thing to do would be saying sorry and admitting that they were wrong, for example.. And maybe also admitting that they don't have the correct people inhouse to improve the damn thing.
As it's very hard to really know what's going on, these are just speculations.
But if they do not have the skilled people inhouse, why not hire someone skilled who wants to do it for a price and let him(/her) sign an NDA?
