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I think the GP's point is that electronics should never be able to keep someone in the car, regardless of the circumstances in which that behavior is triggered.
by throwaway7767 10y ago
I think the GP's point is that electronics should never be able to keep someone in the car, regardless of the circumstances in which that behavior is triggered. What happens if the control chip gets fried in a lightning storm and the output pin that controls the lock gets stuck high? No software will save you from that.
- kw71 10y ago> What happens if the control chip gets fried in a lightning storm and the output pin that controls the lock gets stuck high? This is a ridiculous corner case and I can't tell whether you're serious. So: "output pins" from "control chips" are active low.
- throwaway7767 10y agoWhat a silly thing to be pedantic about. It doesn't change anything - the output could get stuck at either state. Moreover, it was meant as an easily understood example. Can you really not envision a software bug that would lock someone in the car? The point is, the mechanical design should allow the occupant to get out, regardless of any fault in the electronics or software.
- Pica_soO 10y agoYour remains get a intro cameo in FightClub 2?