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Why is that ridiculous?

• Kalium 8y ago
  It's only possible with a very different set of tradeoffs around risk and innovation than are the norm in software. It takes NASA-grade layers of slow development processes to be 100% certain that there will never be any incidents. Most companies, most developers, and most consumers would not be happy with the cost and speed this would result in. In short: it's not that it's impossible. We know how to do it. It just comes with a cost attached that nobody wants to pay.
  • _Tev 8y ago
    And let's keep in mind how successful NASA safety policies actually were. Perfect safety is a pipe dream.
    • Kalium 8y ago
      I mean, I'm not aware of any software security incidents involving the Apollo or Shuttle systems, so the system seems to work that far.
• YetAnotherNick 8y ago
  Let me ask you this: Have you done any programming yourself? Facebook has some of the best information security researchers, takes bug bounty seriously, and they have got very low hacks compared to the effort hackers put to hack it.
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