There was a pretty good cold war book, made into a movie, called "Failsafe".
Back in the days of ASR33 Teletype machines.  :-)


>> Perhaps as engineers we really should.  I've heard engineers misuse
>> the terms before.  It's an important distinction.
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Failsafe is a poor explanation of the
>> concept.  Wikipedia DOESN'T know everything.
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>> Anyone want to take a crack at it?  I don't feel like I have the level
>> of expertise required to do so.
>I always thought the key of failsafe was "if it fails it fails in a safe way" am i wrong?
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