How many times has the following happened: you surf the Internet, load an application, install software and all of the sudden an error message pops up?
I always wished the error message would be simple and tell me exactly what the bug is, and what to do in order to fix it. Instead, it provides some text that most of the times does not help whatsoever. The message usually mentions the registry, a code number, and other words that mostly leave me completely lost and frustrated.
Would you like to know what these error messages actually mean? Would you like to finally fix these bugs and forget about them? Bug.gd has found a way to help you with that.
Bug.gd believe that if you have incurred these awful bugs and error messages, then it is likely that someone else has also. With that, they provided a platform for users to paste the error message and search if someone else has heard of it and (even better) solved it. See an example of a solved bug in Secondlife below:
The site is currently in a Beta version but has already managed to gather a great list of solved bugs. What an awesome way to finally be able to get rid of some of these computer bugs that keep popping up. Who knows, Bug.gs may actually be… “humanity’s only hope”.
