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To some extent this is true (and a lot of the software involved is god awful) but most of the US grid has plenty of redundancy so as to be resilient to the vari
by ls612 7y ago
To some extent this is true (and a lot of the software involved is god awful) but most of the US grid has plenty of redundancy so as to be resilient to the various storms, earthquakes, backhoes, and other damaging phenomena found in the US.
- taneq 7y agoThis is a good example of why redundancy doesn't protect against single-cause failure. Ugh I sound like the functional safety guy.