Yes there is source code behind your airbag, check to see if you have a
weight sensor in seats!

Dennis



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> >I'll assume, if you've seen what NASA has to offer.  (IMO some co's go
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> >overboard on paranoia
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> Hmm, would you fly in a spacecraft that had not been through this loop?
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> That's the problem these days - people worry too much about being "safe" -
> I bet
> Yuri Gagarin didn't worry about whether the code had been audited when he
> was
> twiddling his thermionic valves ; )
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> Dan
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> PS: That reminds me - I'll have to see if there is any source code at work
>       behind my airbag mechanism, and ask for the relevant documentation
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>       the manufacturer (cough, cough)
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