might be something that I have filed. Maybe I get a response about it. Maybe I don't. But then, when I boot up the next version of, say, Fedora or try the next version of, say, Firefox or whatever it is, the problem doesn't exist anymore. And I don't know if that was a direct result of the bug that I filed or whether it's just sort of one of those things that get fixed as part of a larger initiative within the product development. So, yeah, sometimes it can be hard to sort of identify when a bug has been effective and when it has not. Of course, my statement exactly in 409 was that when I file a bug, I often, it forces me to have to go through the process of replicating, of reproducing, that's the word, the bug, and of the error. And many times when I do that, I am inspired to try some other method. I'll think, well, so that I can say, yes, I tried clicking the red button. I better just go ahead and click the red button even though I'm 100% sure that it's not going to make a (12/55)
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