You must be careful about that distinction - some projects are never "finished"....

Karunamon on June 19, 2014 | parent | context | favorite | on: A developer who spent 13 years making his childhoo...

You must be careful about that distinction - some projects are never "finished". Especially in the case of code, where the traditional definition means less "complete" and more "unsupported and unmaintained", i.e. analogous to "dead".