You are right! I didn’t count the 0’s!

That was my immediate thought too. Hook it to a super capacitor. The only problem is the self discharge is probably higher than what the nuclear cell can feed.

Google says a Casio watch needs .004mA so not quite enough.

Yes a pair.

But consider direct bury cable. It’s low voltage so there’s no building codes to follow or even miss utility calls because you are only putting it a few inches below the grass. You can get really long flexible auger bits to run under concrete for $30.

I know it’s a hassle but it will be so much more reliable in the long run.

They already said they are going to charge $30/year for patches. They want recurring revenue from ads in 11 or from you paying yearly for 10.

I’m not sure that helps because it doesn’t answer the question of indirect damage. Does a trap going off which requires a roll count as an attack?

The first Linux I used wasn’t part of any distro. A few years later I compiled Slackware to run bind and Sendmail.

Last year I tried Arch in a VM. I got to where it expected me to know what partitions to create for root and swap and noped out. It’s not 1996. I don’t have time for those details any more. No one should. Sane defaults have been in other distros for decades.