>A component behaving out of spec due to temperature excursions simply isn't that common nowadays. You are right. People are commenting here as if the company

>A component behaving out of spec due to temperature excursions simply isn't that common nowadays. You are right. People are commenting here as if the company didn't know what they were doing. I suspect there is more to the story then what has been shared in a tweet. My guess is that the deployment was done in a place with a temperature differential well outside the component specs/tests and so simply was not known/tested for.