bentinney

Not so sure about that. 200amp @ 240v is pretty standard for modern houses in the US. My house in Japan was only 40amps, so there are plenty of countries where this would be an issue.

I bought an electric xiaomi shaver about two years ago and it is only chargeable via USB-C. It works great for long term travel!

That was an impressively long threaded argument just to agree with what the original poster stated. Essentially this boils down to the following: cities and large tech companies are hugely complicated endeavors and if enough money and/or manpower is placed into a "documentation project" we could fully describe either system (using a combination of reality and socially acceptable fiction.) However, it would mostly likely be outdated by the time the project was finished - unless we froze the city/company in place which would most likely kill it.

I was able to crash a systemd version 245 init on an ubuntu machine via gdb a few minutes ago as a test. It did max out the virtual CPUs on the ESXI host. And while it did not cause the machine to reboot, it seems to have taken down all the processes with it, as SSH and NGINX also crashed and froze the console as well...

I am surprised to see someone else doing this, but I agree it works surprisingly well and one of my favorite tips.