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You’re not thinking like an industrial user but rather as a consumer. Maybe you should extend your scope a little bit.
by MomsAVoxell 6mo ago
You’re not thinking like an industrial user but rather as a consumer. Maybe you should extend your scope a little bit.
- bluGill 6mo agoIndustry is learning - often the hard way that out of date software is only acceptable if the device is not connected to a network at all. Even government labs with a separate top secret network that isn't supposed to be connected to anything else get hacked from the internet. Not that you are wrong, industry keeps thinking they can make themselves immune and so long term reproducibility is useful, but I submit they are wrong.
- MomsAVoxell 6mo agoDisclaimer: I work in the safety-critical/industrial sector of software. Literally none of your statements are applicable to that realm, sorry. Rail operators have long since been operating their air-gapped infrastructure with 99.999% safety results, literally not adhering to any of the policies you claim are endemic to the industry.