San Pablo Fault
The San Pablo Fault is a fault in northern California.[1] It is an offshoot of the Hayward Fault.[1] It formed the Potrero Hills in Richmond, California.[1]
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gollark: BigReactors is kind of boring, the reactors have weird rules and don't explode. There's Nuclearcraft, which is arguably more realistic, though.
gollark: https://www.archmission.org/spaceil ← interesting real-life implementation of pretty long-term storage
gollark: No, Intel stuff is affected by both, basically every modern one including ARM by spectre.
gollark: I'm pretty worried about the effects of Spectre/Meltdown. Apparently Spectre, at least, affects basically all modern/high-performance CPUs, and can't be patched without large performance drops. It probably wouldn't have been an awful vulnerability to have around probably a few decades ago, but now basically everything executes some untrusted code (JS in browsers, cloud providers running people's workloads, etc.) Which probably means a significant security/speed tradeoff, and there's not really any right way for that to go...
gollark: https://xkcd.com/2115/
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