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I am programing over 10 years, that never happened to me and I never heard of anyone who had experienced something like that. Your words/excels save a copy of f
by me_me_me 7y ago
I am programing over 10 years, that never happened to me and I never heard of anyone who had experienced something like that.
Your words/excels save a copy of files upon opening (to handle crashes or corruption).
Is it worth entertaining this scenario? Unless you are running on a space probe or nuclear facility pc that's non-issue worth any time.
- zaarn 7y agoOh, I've experienced such things, it's a matter of scale. If you have 1000 machines running, the probability of one eating importing project data due to cosmic bitflips starts to matter.
- tatersolid 7y agoProcessors use ECC in their on-board caches for a reason. Transient memory errors are not uncommon when you have many terabytes of collective RAM in use. Google’s study reports 8% of DIMMS see a transient error per year. https://ai.google/research/pubs/pub35162 https://ai.google/research/pubs/pub35162