At one time, Windows even dealt with gamma rays, as this assembly comment stated [1]: ; ; Invalidate the processor cache so that any stray gamma ; rays (

At one time, Windows even dealt with gamma rays, as this assembly comment stated [1]: ; ; Invalidate the processor cache so that any stray gamma ; rays (I'm serious) that may have flipped cache bits ; while in S1 will be ignored. ; ; Honestly. The processor manufacturer asked for this. ; I'm serious. ; invd [1] For a brief period, the kernel tried to deal with gamma rays corrupting the processor cache (https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20181120-00/?p=100275 https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20181120-00/?p=10...)