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Fair enough. But the inherent complexity of a modern Intel hardware design surely puts at least a lower bound on the probability of bugs.
by mmirate 9y ago
Fair enough. But the inherent complexity of a modern Intel hardware design surely puts at least a lower bound on the probability of bugs.
- ajdlinux 9y agoThe upper bound is just as important for working out an insurance premium...
- gnode 9y agoIf there were a lower bound, then there would be no point in insuring against it. If I knew I will incur at least $1B a year in legal losses, then I'd budget for it. Insurance is for covering the upper bound.