Sometimes a new economic problem crashes the otherwise studiously orchestrated conferences, and its mere appearance begins the process of solving it.
This fall, two aircraft assigned to the carrier Ronald Reagan crashed, and in November, two aviators were rescued northeast of the Philippines after a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet with a mechanical problem crashed into the Western Pacific.
Worse, a few of the company's Zip and Jaz drives had reliability problems (crash!).
Mark Young, a member of the Lively team, admits that it has a lot of problems: crashes, log-in difficulties and hard-to-read text.
He said that Brother Zarzycki had been driving for five hours when the Dodge van, which did not appear to have any mechanical problems, crashed about 11 45 a.m.
The annoying Intellisync synchronization software (whose Clié version has its own problems) crashed consistently on a Windows 98 machine; with Windows XP, it forgot to upload a crucial file I had sent.
The Internet economy is littered with examples of bad citizenship — from APIs that are staggeringly hard to understand to the land of mobile apps, where SDKs that ship as closed-source often mask problems that cause build problems, crashes and user instability.
The problem with crash is the narrowness of its time frame and the specificity of its impact.
The problem with "Crash," and it is a significant one, is who will carry the banner of this ensemble wonder?
General Motors said it discovered the problem during crash tests of a sibling vehicle produced by Holden, G.M.'s Australian subsidiary, when the score for head injuries on the female test dummy seated in the passenger seat was higher than expected.
