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A bug with a marketing budget.
means A distinctive characteristic of something — originally a part of the face, now mostly used for a trait, quality, or capability something has, especially one worth noting.
from From Old French 'faiture' (the making, shape, or form of something), tracing back to Latin 'factura' — 'a making,' from 'facere,' to do or make. It first described the overall shape or structure of a body or face, then narrowed to mean an individual part of the face (nose, eyes, etc.), before broadening again in modern use to mean any notable trait of a thing — including, eventually, the parts of software that someone decided to call intentional.
- origin
- from latin factura, meaning something made
- product logic
- whatever ships on time gets called intentional
- vs bug
- same behavior, better PR team
- overload risk
- too many and the product becomes unusable