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Post von Skype – Wie sieht eigentlich ein Bug aus?

21. September 2007

Bug kommt (in der IT) wohl von Käfer; von kleinen, für die meisten mulmig wirkenden, Tierchen.
Bei Skype scheinen diese jedoch anders auszusehen oder? :)

Aber mal ehrlich, müsste das Dingsda nicht durchgestrichen sein? ;)

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