Listen to whatever you want, it is a free world.

Should the pilot learn an interface that can lead them into a deadly error, or should a more appropriate redesign of a problematic interface be considered is an old argument, and an appropriate redesign has tended to lower the death toll.

Human behavior is unpredictable under such circumstances. The instinct may be to cover it up.

there is a mechanical block requiring you to lift the switches before operating them.

I thought some believe the lift-lock was missing on some planes due to a factory snafu or something. Boeing sent a bulletin out about it, but it was perhaps ignored.

Sure. The official document that asks the operators to change the buttons on this type of aircraft that I quoted is surely the work of some know-nothing Chicken Little and not an indication of a poorly considered feature.

We should always discard such documents and listen to the aviation "experts" on Slashdot. After all, they are not only great engineers, but also have a long history of polishing a pilot's armchair in their mom's basement.

Illegals are the New Jews for bigots like you

Theoretically possible anytime and anywhere, but in this specific instance, as the UnknowinFool (whose username checks out so poorly) demonstrated, it apparently is not the case.

Amen, but there will never be enough pressure to push this through. And it will be a mess to enforce, and there will be deafening noise how it is "killing innovation". Well, some kinds of it for sure ;)

I noticed way back that all the papers were done on laptops and many laptops skimp on refresh cycles to conserve energy, leading to a much higher sensitivity to this type of attack. I tried the test-code on 3 different desktop machines, absolutely no effect. Has anybody by now reproduced the Rowhammer-effect on a regular computer?

I run three browsers (Vivaldi, Brave and Firefox) and I have started to note site-rot on Firefox, i.e. stuff does not work that works on both the others. Yes, I am aware both Vivaldi and Brave are Chromium based. But I have not found effects like that before. Before it was more random one of the three not doing stuff. Now, this may be a problem on the Web-dev side or a browser problem. But it is not a good sign.

That one is not operational. Hence it may or may not run into serious problems when it has been run for a few years with actual high-radiation waste in there.

That crapto is money is nothing but a hallucination. It is not.

The stability is in the supply, not the price relative to fiat currencies.

That doesn't make any sense. Crypto (notably Ethereum) started the entire Defi trend. Bitcoin didn't.