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>What if, next time, something goes wrong, do you have the proper diagnostic skills to figure out the problem? Well, he's probably nearly 4% expert by now. Pre
by Nexxxeh 11y ago
>What if, next time, something goes wrong, do you have the proper diagnostic skills to figure out the problem?
Well, he's probably nearly 4% expert by now. Presumably it depends on if the problem occurs with something within that 4% or not... ;)
Two large bits of chippery, both of which will talk (relatively) directly to a PC if needed. If it's a software problem, he'll probably be ok.
If it's an RF problem, maybe not. From what I hear, that's a nightmare.
- nmrm2 11y agoIndeed, it's important to note that the answer to everything software engineers do is something like this. "If it's a bug in my application I can probably fix it. If the origin of the bug is the OS kernel I might need some time. If something's wrong with hardware I'm probably screwed." Which is to say that, in some sense, the answer to the grandparent's question for a simple HTML page is quite obviously no, even for the most experienced web developer. Except of course that this guy is probably less screwed than the typical software engineer because he (at least physically) connected the hardware components.