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The President-elect knows, presumably through experience, that whatever texting device the government has decided to provide for his use - even if it meets their "security requirements" - is (a) likely to be slower than what he's got, (b) probably even "buggier" than his current arrangement, (c) more likely to not function due to a battery drain, and (d) because it's not completely under his own personal control, it'll probably be even more prone to "leaks" and "hacks."

The Phantom Observer 2009

I was surprised that the experience of using the applications was quite a bit buggier than I would have expected, given how much Apple has locked the system down.

New iPhone Applications Are Buggy but Have Great Promise - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

There†™ s no lag, there†™ s no supporting older, buggier versions, you roll it out and everyone†™ s upgraded (ok, so sometimes it takes awhile for Google†™ s new versions to propagate out, but you know what I mean).

Online Apps are always upgraded : #comments 2008

I was surprised that the experience of using the applications was quite a bit buggier than I would have expected, given how much Apple has locked the system down.

New iPhone Applications Are Buggy but Have Great Promise - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

Why release an application if it's going to be buggier than a room at Red Roof Inn? tom

Roger Avary is Returning to Silent Hill | /Film 2009

Have you ever had the frustrating experience of upgrading a software application and then discovering that the new version is buggier, more bloated, more resource-intensive, less convenient to use…whatever?

Best of ResourceShelf: A Dozen (Plus) Time Savers « ResourceShelf 2008

Nixon 2.0, the revised and even buggier version of republican stupidity.

Think Progress » 29% 2006

Initial releases of any MS product are always to be considered as late betas, and in many instances they are actually quite a bit worse than what they replace e.g., the last “good” release of Word was 2000: Word XP and Word 2003 are considerably buggier and more unstable.

And Now My Incredibly Detailed Review of Windows Vista, Based on Strenuous Examination of Every Nook and Cranny of Microsoft’s Revolutionary New Operating System That Will Change the Way You Look At Computing Forever! « Whatever 2007

Also, the sequel was considerably buggier than the first game - we struggled to complete the Episode VI superstory on account of multiple repeated crashes.

Lego Star Wars II Post-Mortem Greg Tannahill 2006

“This is usually buggier than a pay-by-the hour motel, slower than a 90 year old driver, and more unstable than a hydrophobe at a waterpark.”

MMOG Nation » City of Heroes Reflections 2004