35 years ago:

"Considerable time, resources and money now lost on unorganized, trial-and-error approaches to storage dump debugging ..."

Daniel H. Rindfleisch, Author of "Debugging System 360/370 Programs Using OS And VS Storage Dumps"

Since then, software became much more complex and widespread. Unfortunately, today we can still quote the same phrase:

Huge amount of "time, resources and money now lost on unorganized, trial-and-error approaches to [memory] dump debugging".

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