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You want a pen plotter. Or its cheaper, more expensive cousin, the Axidraw.

> As you mentioned fire-resistance, do you also use some sort of fire resistant paper? Because I don't think anything in made of paper would survive an actual fire.

Actually there are document safes with built-in insulation which will keep regular paper documents safe for time X under fire conditions Y (it's some EU standard classification). Certain ways of mounting safes makes them intrinsically fire-safe(r) as well.

You can also use ptrace to corrupt the memory of a process more subtly.

However, in many applications we find that using (forward) error correction almost always increases data density (for storage) or bandwidth (for transmission), simply because a FEC stream does not require a nearly-perfect channel any more. This is the way hard disks, SSDs, WiFi, LTE, DSL, ..., satellite communications, ...[, ...][, ...] are able to cram incredible amounts of data into very noisy channels. Thus, ECC significantly lowers cost in many dimensions (be it frequency spectra, storage prices, not having to re-cable entire countries...).

(And if you don't use the extra noise margin to increase density/bandwidth, then you can use it to increase reliability, like we usually do with ECC memory)

Thinking about it for a few minutes, the memory bus will most likely be the only bus in your computer that has no error correction/detection. USB, SATA, PCIe, all of them require it. The main memory will also most likely be the only storage that doesn't use it (apart from firmware flash chips and the like, but these often use a checksum at least).

The moral of this story is that ECC is only ever advertised explicitly, when it is special to have, i.e. because there are segments in the market where it is not used.

(A somewhat curious case are small microcontrollers. Often these control relatively important aspects of machinery, for example, drives [say a bit-flip in the drive controller turns STOP into RUN, which can get rather ugly on e.g. a lathe]; these usually don't have ECC. However, they are manufactured in very coarse processes and generally don't use DRAM.)

> While it was initially believed that both the brain and meninges were devoid of lymphatic vasculature, a recent study by Antoine Louveau and Jonathan Kipnis at the University of Virginia, submitted in October 2014, and another confirming the discovery, by Aleksanteri Aspelund and Kari Alitalo at the University of Helsinki submitted in December 2014, identified and described the basic biology of the meningeal lymphatics using a combination of histological, live-imaging, and genetic tools.

I'm not sure whether these are the same entities?

So, am I correct to understand that Adobe managed to botch LR so badly that PCs with vastly superior processing and IO to what I used back then struggle on basic tasks?

Woah.

Hilarious, but somewhat typical for Reddit (and other places with voting systems).

That's easy to check; if there is no parallax then it was definitely added in post.