I was a bit surprised to see this answer downvoted so heavily:

I think I see where the answerer was going with this. He was taking a more creative approach to solving this particular problem with the boss, and that may not have been clear. I edited it to emphasize that the answerer wasn't just soapboxing. Hope this helps!

@jmort253 it doesn't look particularly creative to me, taking into account that idea of prioritizing stuff has been expressed in 2 or 3 other answers, including much better detailed presentation of it in jmac's answer

> That makes it a bug. A low-priority bug perhaps. A bug that shouldn't be fixed perhaps. But it certainly is a bug since the presence of something else on the machine caused your product not to work...

xD just checked over my flags, and noticed one of them was disputed, so i went to check it out, thinking it had been edited and made higher quality, invalidating my flag giving me a chance to re-review it, and it turns out the rest of the community got it deleted just after the dispution of my flag anyway

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