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Moshe Goldfarb
Posted 5/16/2008 5:05:15 PM




Post in reply to: Ivan Marsh


Was Java running the innards of that 40 million dollar Tonka Toy that went
brain dead on Mars 10 minutes after it landed?


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Ivan Marsh
Posted 5/16/2008 5:15:05 PM




Post in reply to: Moshe Goldfarb


Suggesting that hitting Mars much less landing safely on the surface is
trivial?

I don't know which systems Java was used in exactly... I just know it was
along for the ride.

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"Remain calm, we're here to protect you!"

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Moshe Goldfarb
Posted 5/16/2008 5:25:05 PM




Post in reply to: Ivan Marsh


Not at all.

The thing fscked up.

I'm just wondering if Java was what fscked it up.



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Post #113134
From: wra
Posted 5/16/2008 5:45:01 PM




Post in reply to: The Ghost In The Machine
In article <3k91g5-cqr.ln1@sirius.tg00suus7038.net>,

ADA?

Post #113140
dennis@home
Posted 5/16/2008 5:55:01 PM




Post in reply to: the wharf rat



CHILL, been a while since I used that, in fact I can't remember the syntax
at all.

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Canuck57
Posted 5/16/2008 6:25:00 PM




Post in reply to: -hh


I remember reading that at the time it happened. I would have thought the
navy would have used something much more stable for critical operations.
Also more secure, like OpenBSD or something. Also cluster them for fail
over. Using NT was stupid, could have been real bad if they failed in an
active combat war zone at sea.


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Steve de Mena
Posted 5/16/2008 6:35:01 PM




Post in reply to: Canuck57


NT Fail? What exactly do you know about Windows NT and its
stability/reliability?

Steve
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Unruh
Posted 5/16/2008 6:35:02 PM




Post in reply to: Moshe Goldfarb



They can say anything they want in their license. the question is whetehr
the courts will accept it.
Eg, a ski lift operator here even had a sign disclaiming responsibil8ity if
anything went wrong with the lifts. They were successfully sued then their
lift broken and injured a bunch of people.





Post #113165
Moshe Goldfarb
Posted 5/16/2008 6:45:01 PM




Post in reply to: Unruh



Correct.
That's the old roller/ice skate rink analogy.
Every one of these places has a sign that they are not resposnible for
injuries.
True if some idiot who has never skated before tries a "Hammil Camel" and
breaks his neck due to completely to his own stupidity.

Maybe not so true if it can be proven that the ice was defective, dirty or
the rental skates were poor quality or that the owner didn't police the
riff raff and someone tossed a soda can under the poor bloke's skates in
the middle of his performance.

It all depends......




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Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
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Post #113166
Frank
Posted 5/16/2008 6:55:06 PM




Post in reply to: Steve de Mena

Pay no attention to him. He's just an MS hating lying linux troll.
Frank
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