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Well what if your single one is taken offline? You need at least two, for redundancy :P
by lubonay 6y ago
Well what if your single one is taken offline? You need at least two, for redundancy :P
- NicoJuicy 6y ago1 that is actually working then :p
- mcny 6y agoI believe the grandparent is talking about second strike capability. The idea is to have enough that the enemy can't destroy it all before you have a chance to react. It is possible that one is enough or it maybe that ten is far from adequate. It depends on your threat model. Not that any of this matters if our threat model includes an enemy who doesn't care if they get annihilated in the reprisal. Disclaimer: I don't know about any of these things and they are just guesses. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_strike https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_strike