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Even if a system can fail in many ways you still should make every failure mode as difficult as possible. What you're saying makes as much sense as not improvin
by monochr 12y ago
Even if a system can fail in many ways you still should make every failure mode as difficult as possible. What you're saying makes as much sense as not improving seat belts in cars because the airbags might fail and you would still die.
- coldtea 12y agoThat assumes equal probability of those events, which is not in the least the case. It's more not like not improving anti-bacterial coating in car seats, when there are 200+ others way you can die in a car.