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5 days agoBack in the late 80’s we were calling “diskless” computers “dickless” computers. It was a different time, but the message is still correct.


Back in the late 80’s we were calling “diskless” computers “dickless” computers. It was a different time, but the message is still correct.
Thats not a naive question at all. You’re totally right. The term to learn about this is “rad-hardened computing”. It’s a solved problem, but the solution involves a buttload of redundancy and extra silicon with huge performance reductions compared to non-hardened tech.
It’s less of an issue if you’re in the shadow of the sun but still quite a big issue.