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> if software can damage the hardware it's running on then that should be seen as a fault/bug It is. And I'm still waiting to hear how that absolutely fail-sa
by throwawaylinux 4y ago
> if software can damage the hardware it's running on then that should be seen as a fault/bug
It is.
And I'm still waiting to hear how that absolutely fail-safe bridge is going to work...
- salawat 4y agoEasy. You set your safety factor in excess of expected everyday load. The fact is, Engineering has become the Art of specifying the worst (read: cheapest) implementation one can get away with.
- mdtusz 4y agoBuilding in a high safety factor is not a failsafe. A failsafe requires that in the event of failure, the system goes into a safe state.