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The analogy intentionally focused on the negligent engineering flaws that let anyone with a couple cans of spray paint trigger collapse. I didn't get to the so
by neilv 3y ago
The analogy intentionally focused on the negligent engineering flaws that let anyone with a couple cans of spray paint trigger collapse.
I didn't get to the somewhat trickier question of which parts can fail (due to time, use, nature, or sabotage) before collapse. Though I guess that might also be answered by the engineering design, and traceable to requirements and applicable standards.
- lolinder 3y agoThe analogy (being only an analogy) doesn't explain what negligent engineering flaws you're referring to, you simply imply they exist and expect everyone else to nod along. Are the security flaws in Windows notably worse than the patches that any other major OS needs? Or are there simply more of them that are discovered because a Windows vulnerability is a much juicier target?