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> if you flip one random bit of a 64 bit read every time you click your lighter Without the antenna it would be hard to limit it to a single bit getting flippe
by onionisafruit 2y ago
> if you flip one random bit of a 64 bit read every time you click your lighter
Without the antenna it would be hard to limit it to a single bit getting flipped. At least that’s what I suspect.
- Retr0id 2y agoOn the flip-side (heh) flipping multiple bits at once should make it possible to bypass ECC
- Lance_ET_Compte 2y agoYou'd likely take an exception for a multi-bit error and the handler would likely just retry the read. Single-bit errors are often just corrected on the fly by ECC logic as you mention.
- echoangle 2y agoIf you can induce enough correct errors (yes that is contradicting), the ECC won’t be able to detect the error because the modified data is correct again. The ECC schemes I’ve seen used can correct 1 bit and detect 2 bit error, so 3 flips at the right position would be enough to get new data that would be valid again.
- vessenes 2y agowe need a tinfoil waveguide clearly