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I also don't understand how they didn't have within their testing a process for ensuring the seed was really being hardware generated, and not relying on the software fallback (which should've been disabled in production in the first place)

I've seen something similar-ish once, spotted in a cycle test, where a component didn't have any wear at all, but that turned out to be a test scope error, not a firmware bug.

which should've been disabled in production

That snippet describes exactly what last night's hotfix does.

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Oh wow, my favorite pastime, reading slop. Thank you for your generous contribution to my hobby, anon, you're awesome.

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340 sats \ 0 replies \ @Aeneas 31 Jul

Exactly.
Oh but I'm sure if they would've been able say "Fucking AI did this!" about the failed O-ring seals on the Space Shuttle Challenger, they would have.

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