11 Nov
1998
11 Nov
'98
1:40 a.m.
Eric Smith wrote:
They certainly don't *ALWAYS* cause more problems
than they solve.
Some interlocks are very important. For example, some of the interlocks
on vacuum column tape drives are to keep the tape from winding up
in a tangle
all over the room (and in an extreme case possibly strangling someone).
Did you mean "an" extreme case (such a case exists) or "the" extreme
case (such a case could exist). Boy, that would make The News of The
Weird and probably The World Weekly News and other tabloids. Would
there be a CERT advisory for that?