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by simonh
3026 days ago
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It wasn’t clock drift, it was an error in calculation leading to separate parts of the system, that were calibrated to the same common clock, to drift out of synchronization. Using a different clock, like GPS wouldn’t help with this. But the rest of your point boils down to ’if you know your system has a flaw why not mitigate it’? But of course at design time they didn’t know it had this flaw. |
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