[avadodin]

A harness(notice the lack of a 'd') is a strap system to gain control over something.

Like the thing people attach a dog lead to so that their kids won't just go kamikaze into a car.

Coding harnesses are named by analogy to that.

They are not hard.

[TurdF3rguson]

The reason I have a dog harness is to distributes weight so I don't choke her when she goes at the other dog that she doesn't like. I'm actually puzzling over kids kamikazeing into cars

[imp0cat]

It's actually only a problem if it's the other way around, isn't it?

If kids run into a car, they will most probably just bounce and continue, perhaps inflicting some minor damage. But if a car mows down a kid, that could well be a fatal injury. Leashes for all the cars! ;)

[cassianoleal]

A kid running into the side of a car that’s moving over a certain speed will be lucky to break only a few bones.

[avadodin]

It is a common fear for parents. Obviously they are not fighting for the emperor but chasing or running away from something.

The strapped kids are often normal with no apparent disabilities(but it is possible they have an ADHD diagnosis).

Never thought about doing it to my own.

[impulser_]

You got to miss spell these days or people assume your ai :)

[IncRnd]

That's very punnyy

Its like yuo're on fire!