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Such a device should have a simple protective circuit that doesn't allow this. This is common in any expensive or critical industrial system.
by Gare 4y ago
Such a device should have a simple protective circuit that doesn't allow this. This is common in any expensive or critical industrial system.
- yellowapple 4y ago"Should" unfortunately ain't the same as "does". The Torvaldsian (for lack of a better word) attitude seems to be to assume that someone is indeed dumb enough to design a system wherein all safety measures are software-defined, and in such a situation the software in question probably shouldn't catastrophically fail on every last failed assertion.