| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It is also possible on a CPU which has EEPROM configuration registers (sometimes called 'fuses') to brick the CPU. For example embedded processors (not x86 class as in the original question) with internal flash which provide code protect options or other options (for example, Microchip PIC) which, if set improperly, could cause the code to break (if code protect is on, and software is attempting t
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