It counts as long as barriers are on

https://archive.kernel.org/oldwiki/ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto.html#Barriers_on_by_default

External drives expect you to ensure writes complete first. If you don’t then smart software with copy-on-write and consistency checks can survive power loss (at the cost of losing recent changes). Other software which assumes a reliable drive can get wrecked.

Lots of file systems can not handle random power losses because they don’t force continous integrity of the disk file system, that’s why FAT formatted drives so often get corrupted

This depends entirely on the motherboard because many newer ones are fully capable of disconnecting the battery and maintaining it intelligently like smartphones does

I recommend a UPS, even a small one is fine for this. Spinning disks don’t like frequent starts and stops, especially not unplanned powerless ones.

At least you should be running a journaling file system or something similar which tolerates power loss decently (you’ll still see data corruption, but the file system won’t die). If you run software that doesn’t tolerate power loss well, then you absolutely need an UPS

Also, if they don’t identify themselves the state literally gets to assume they aren’t feds, lol

14A3 is a constitutional right of the people to not be represented by traitors, that’s automatic and doesn’t need a full conviction to initiate. Especially because there’s no inherent right to powerful political titles, the right belong to the voters. And that clause already specifies the remedy, 2/3 of congress can vote to pardon you.

All it should take is a finding of facts and you’re out until congress (if ever) pardons you

14A3 needs to be enforced. He has disqualified himself

In a multibranch government then yes you can because Trump is threatening judges and more

Next, look at state sponsored terrorism

SCOTUS got hijacked

That’s a compressed layout so print screen is missing.

And alt gr + [key] generally gives you the third symbol to the right on the key, behaves like a second shift for the number row, etc

RISC-V isn’t in the same scenario. There’s one company behind ARM with a few external companies with architecture licenses (who doesn’t share their contributions), and ARM competes mostly just on the same commercial terms so for a long time it wasn’t worth investing in single core performance because they could instead fill the efficiency niche.

Also there’s more knowledge on how to build high performance cores. Doesn’t mean it’s trivial, but it means the lead isn’t several decades. With enough investment you can make it happen faster. And there’s a national security motivation for investing.

RISC-V already exists so why not build on that?

Doesn’t matter had majority

Then you cite GOP doing it as precedence

Ignore the ruling. They won by a bigger margin than Trump.

By settle I mean hydroponics can be a ton of continous work

Exactly. If you buy something you eat you can build a stock where you track expiration date by batch. Eat from the batch closest to expiration. Refill when a batch is eaten up (or thrown out).

If you wanna go overkill, solar powered hydroponics (if you don’t want to settle for potatoes)

Wheatley

Would somehow complete the opposite of the project and then set it on fire

Too long didn’t train the AI on it

Too many comments (fills the context window)