the air plane argument is void. Planes need some level of redundancy, starting with EEC memory and other methods of error detection and correction. Missing that is negligence. that is like Toyota arguing that they can not even make adequate carpets, let alone software, let alone telling the truth in court. I mean: Toyota did fail at all three: Carpets was their admission - great argument. Software: They claimed to follow guidelines, but did not. Lying in court: Yeah: Saying to NASA that a bit flip is impossible due to ECC Memory, yet not having ECC... that is not a smart tactic. But that would be like an US aircraft manufacturer using just one sensor, when the plane has two.
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He finally remembered his password!
That’s lowest percent not any percent
@@aaronhohnbaum3319its also here. Its been 11 months
It’s the funniest thing when non-gaming channels are talking about cosmic rays and electronics and have to talk about Mario 64 very uncomfortably
Glad you're back, love the too the point videos with an easy explanation
The discovery of how to open hell on Spelunky without items needs to be on part 2!
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Are we not gonna talk about SpongeBob bikini bottom and ketchup?
Let's hope for that bit flip RNG on the next run!
This is still a mystery in the Ninja Gaiden (NES) speedrun community:
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If I'm correct for the Pokemon one he was running a glitchless speed run at the time
bro stop speedrunning the act of speaking
you are speaking too fast man
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This comment was an accident. Sorry bro
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Great vid!
the air plane argument is void. Planes need some level of redundancy, starting with EEC memory and other methods of error detection and correction.
Missing that is negligence.
that is like Toyota arguing that they can not even make adequate carpets, let alone software, let alone telling the truth in court. I mean: Toyota did fail at all three: Carpets was their admission - great argument. Software: They claimed to follow guidelines, but did not. Lying in court: Yeah: Saying to NASA that a bit flip is impossible due to ECC Memory, yet not having ECC... that is not a smart tactic.
But that would be like an US aircraft manufacturer using just one sensor, when the plane has two.