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And how do we know that is really the case? It could be partially persistent and you'd never know it.
by nly 13y ago
And how do we know that is really the case? It could be partially persistent and you'd never know it.
- akira2501 13y agoTo do that it would require some type of persistent memory on the CPU itself. You could open the chip and look for memory of this type, it requires certain special features to operate, and they're somewhat easy to pick out of a chip shot. There's also an engineering reason to avoid doing this: persistent memory cells based on silicon have a limited number of write cycles.