Damaging the 'environment' was allowed, so it's disappointing not to see any code that tries to disable or destroy the hardware by: * Overheating or overvoltin

Damaging the 'environment' was allowed, so it's disappointing not to see any code that tries to disable or destroy the hardware by: * Overheating or overvolting the CPU, GPU or other components * Erasing boot firmware or boot settings stored in flash memory (and rebooting) I know there are protection mechanisms, which may be impossible to circumvent, but you can try...