[foolrush]

Does the same apply to actual engineers who stamp structural engineering projects, as opposed to self labelled “engineers”? Asking for a friend.

[StaticRedux]

Terrible analogy. You don't die if your OS crashes. If a bridge or a building collapses, it's very likely to kill people.

[zeusk]

Well, as it turns out - if software is controlling your airplane - you do infact die if it crashes.

[smhenderson]

Airplanes' don't typically use Windows for flight control though, do they?

[zeusk]

Windows CE has seen some very unexpected use cases. I couldn't confirm. And bugs are not a windows only feature.

[sgift]

Yes, it does. Otherwise professional liability insurance wouldn't be a thing.