Crash-Proof Computers
by Maarten Goldstein, Dec 12, 2000 7:40am PSTIt's about time. After several decades of computer use, the NASA together with some tech/software companies is finally gonna look at making computers crash-proof. Microsoft is part of the consortium yes.
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By the way , NT uses some BSD code.
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Would it be pioneer, 30 years old?
I wonder it it's anything over 20 years, etc...
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Hardware defects can be found, and code can be written and audited carefully - it can get better than it is now - but it's simply not possible to have a machine that can run a given program, that will not crash.
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"Hey harry You realize were sitting on 200 lbs of rocket fuel 1 nuclear weaponm and 250 thousand moving parts made by the lowest bidder"
Nuff said.
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HA! FIRST POST AND A BLATANT PLUG! I RULE!
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