Re:Sfmta trains run on floppy disks; fears 'catastrophic fai...
by bdamm on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @02:58PM
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Nah.
What's really happening is going to be:
Emerging new use-cases and rising costs from specialized vendors for replacement parts that match the existing system are driving a desire for the agency to replace the control system. The floppy system bit can 100% be replaced with a solution that isn't a floppy, but that wouldn't help them with the rest of what they want.
What's really happening is going to be: Emerging new use-cases and rising costs from specialized vendors for replacement parts that match the existing system are driving a desire for the agency to replace the control system. The floppy system bit can 100% be replaced with a solution that isn't a floppy, but that wouldn't help them with the rest of what they want.
"because life cycles" is a lazy description.