So I just finished Zegapain and thought it was a surprisingly

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I thought the China girls needed way more screen time and to play a larger role. But maybe Im just weird and think that watching people deal with having their entire country lost is more entertaining than a child hood friend getting jelly

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Well, the server could be reset without having a backup copy if it was using reversible computing. Pretty neat concept in computer science. Normally, when you set a program back to zero, you're not actually resetting anything. You're scribbling over the program with a random data set and then instantiating a new copy of the program. Reversible computing is a theoretical model that does it differently, where the processes the computing substrate uses are time-invariant, and can be run backwards as well as forwards. So instead of starting over from scratch, you're rewinding the process. Nothing is erased, it's just set back to how it was in the past. The advantage of this is that it's much more thermodynamically efficient, since the writing-over that happens with normal deletion entails a huge amount of entropy. I can see a hypothetical quantum computer being designed to use reversible computing, you want as little entropy as possible in a quantum system.