There are parts of the filesystem that will still need to be written - most of /var, /proc, etc. The good news is that those are well known, and save for some exceptions could be tmpfs mounts.
Also, most modern filesystems have journaling and are resilient to sudden powerdown events, especially if you're not writing a lot.
What kind of failure are you looking to address? Data resiliency, availability, automatic failover, etc?
He may be too dumb to be effective politically, I hope.
That's what people thought about the orange turd in 2016. Turns out you don't need to be smart to cause irreparable damage.
Looking at OP's history, the text is probably a transcript of the video (haven't watched the video).
The corridor was only physical. Bioshock's appeal was not where the player could go, but how the player overcomes the obstacles along the way.
You are a tyromancy adept!
Good. Finally someone showing some teeth.
Rat king: old and busted
Cat king: new hotness
I wouldn't be surprised if they also carefully selected the "medical" part. Drug prescription? Medical. Post-intervention recovery? Not "medical".
I've known the latter as just "pastina" and I agree with it being the worst.
My first assumption with someone standing by an empty seat is that there's something wrong with the seat.
Left (uncooked) is directly on the baking sheet, right (cooked) is on aluminum foil.
No one, not even someone insane enough to make a meat baby, would go through the effort of assembling it on a bare sheet and then adding the foil under it.