your *plane* might LOCK UP IN FLIGHT if it isn't restarted every three weeks seattletimes.com/business/bo…
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that sounds bad yes

Dec 12, 2016 · 3:41 PM UTC

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Gluži kā Windows 95
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uh, yeah, bad. Look up glass cockpit if you really never want to fly on a plane again.
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Wheee! Going down
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that's because at 24 days the int32 they store the milliseconds ticks in is incremented by 1 and overflows causing an assert
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IoT is a mistake.
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Reminds a IBM BladeCenter RAID module, fails at 497 days of uptime, as it used 10msec units on 32 bits counter :)
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I don't know anything, but if you want triple redundancy, why would you use 3 of the exact same thing?
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can you share the entire article?
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what about rebooting the control modules at different times? then when they auto reset they won't do it simultaneously
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Just to be sure, what type of airplane are we talking about?
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