It's on the market today. So, they would be stuck with the operating system they installed and shipped, as well as with any logic errors that might crop up in the microprocessors they'd chosen. If you do that, you'll never have to recall one of these things. Because they were totally focused on the audio compression and data management problems the device had to overcome. So, from my experience, it seems self-evident that one must start from the muddled ideas that dominate embedded systems coverage, if you want to pull all the mules out of the mud.
Engineers are among the mules, too.
Also, it is important to emphasize the realities where we find them, as in the several real-world Y2K assessment stories we pointed to in the story, and to deflate puerile speculation and flawed estimates when they are touted as authoritative. Rather, I'm starting where the crowd is and educating them back to reality. ZDY2K will continue to cover the embedded systems problem, and to point to articles on the subject. But we do have to begin the re-education process where the dialog currently resides, in the mud with the mule. Accounting Banking Business Finance Government Healthcare Insurance Legal Manufact.