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Gaining access to safety critical hardware is a questionable right. What if you are the owner of a building and you decide you want to "optimize" the fire dete
by 21 11y ago
Gaining access to safety critical hardware is a questionable right.
What if you are the owner of a building and you decide you want to "optimize" the fire detection/fighting system because you have some ideas in this area, or maybe you want to run an "open" software on it, with better reporting, and as a result some people die in a fire.
Yes, is totally hypothetical, but you seem to be saying that one is not responsible if he does that, because he was just "hacking", with no mens rea.
- Dylan16807 11y ago>Gaining access to safety critical hardware is a questionable right. It happens every time I put more air in my tires.
- colejohnson66 11y ago(Serious question) But there's no law requiring tires to be able to be inflated by the consumer, is there?