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>> A NASA rocket exploding is something like an M$ product having a severe
>> security vulnerability.
>
> NO, it isn't. People haven't died because of MS security vulnerabilities.
Yes, but that's because nothing M$ makes is *capable* of killing anybody
[directly]. So a security flaw is about the most serious malfunction it
*is* capable of. :-P
>> So far, NASA has had, what, 2 major incidents like this? In its entire
>> history?
>
> Three that caused fatalities.
I was almost right. :-D
Either way, the number of severe security issues from M$ dwarfs this
number by any reasonably reconing.
> Now, if you count the rockets that were unmanned that blew up, there were
> a fairly significant number of very spectacular failures. Find a copy of
> "When We Left Earth: The NASA Missions" to see some archive footage.
Isn't that like counting the number of bugs M$ had *and fixed* before
"launching the product"?
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