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To jump on the bandwagon here- as a guy with zero hardware qualifications who likes to work on cars and motorcycles my first thought was a temperature issue. No
by porknubbins 4y ago
To jump on the bandwagon here- as a guy with zero hardware qualifications who likes to work on cars and motorcycles my first thought was a temperature issue. Not that I could’ve found the resistor issue, but this is not an obscure bug except maybe for pure software people.
- philliphaydon 4y agoI automatically thought temp too but only because of watching that aeroplane crash tv show which would go over a plane crash to figure out what went wrong. I remember one episode where they figured the wings would freeze and not move so the pilots lose control and would crash. They reengineered the part to not freeze during extreme temperatures.
- expensive_news 4y agoI did too, but the first line of the thread: “winter is coming (freezing emoji)” primes you to think about temperature. I’m not sure it would have been nearly as obvious if after a few months in the field I suddenly got a few bug reports. I think this might be a case of confirmation bias that people experienced when reading the article since the author tells you the solution in the first sentence.
- Ekaros 4y agoMakes me think that it could also be something more indirect like humidity. Temperature inside facility is likely controlled. But humidity might not or it might go to lower bound of what is desired.
- kabouseng 4y agoIn a clean room humidity is also controlled.