your *plane* might LOCK UP IN FLIGHT if it isn't restarted every three weeks seattletimes.com/business/bo…
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do not be concerned, boeing will fix it... in mid 2017

Dec 12, 2016 · 3:48 PM UTC

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btw, this plane also has a bug that means you're also advised not to turn it off too much
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A quick hotfix sounds much better. That has never caused issues for anything ever.
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Airplanes will always be shutdown between flights, because this no one was affected by this bug.
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Hey Amazon, I want a refund on my recenter order of Boeing 787.
Replying to @internetofshit @sth519
as this probably is an int32 overflow the fix might require some deep changes - rushing it would be dangerous
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if it's overflow error (# days makes it seem likely), temporary fix would handle it. If plane were unsafe it'd be grounded
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Cycle power' means switch off and on doesn't it? In mid-flight?!?
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Well, you don't want them to rush a buggy software update
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if you need a complete DO178B re-qualification it is normal...
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To be fair - I'd be more concerned if they pushed a fix very quickly with even poorer testing.
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