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I'm unable to understand whether this is something to genuinely be worried about, or if it's red tape. It sounds kind of hysterical, sort of like programmers w
by malwarebytess 5y ago
I'm unable to understand whether this is something to genuinely be worried about, or if it's red tape.
It sounds kind of hysterical, sort of like programmers worrying about cosmic rays. Is this something that's deeply improbable and insignificant, or is it something that is guaranteed to happen eventually even though it is unlikely?
- foxfluff 5y ago> is it something that is guaranteed to happen eventually even though it is unlikely? No. If you have an instrument operating at 4.3GHz and it suffers interference from radios operating at 3.9GHz, it indicates inadequate filtering. That's a design issue, not an event with a statistical chance of happening no matter what.