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gollark: I don't think commercial CPUs have switches for that.
gollark: As in, about one in a thousand machines, I think, forgot the reference.
gollark: Google say that's actually pretty common.
gollark: Maybe your code is entirely fine but your CPU has strange inconsistent behaviour when executing certain instructions.
gollark: Inside-viewishly you can probably make something which nobody can think of flaws in. Outside-viewishly computer systems almost always turn out to be broken in ridiculous ways.
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