Hmmm, I still have my N64, all my old games, etc and could test. Do you know if there is a way for me to check the memorypak to see what games actually saved to it?

Now that you mention it, I recall either OoT or MM saving to the cart directly.

Edit: May have found my own answer:

HOLD THE START BUTTON DOWN and turn your console on. Make sure to HOLD THE START BUTTON DOWN while it boots up. This will pull up the data management screen where you can view and delete your stored data on your memory card.

Will check and report back.

I thought the saves were in my memorypak though?

I sorta get most of it but what's the significance of "CEO,OOO,OOO" besides being a bad t-shirt you buy on the boardwalk?

I've heard of chaos testing going as far as walking into a DC and pulling plugs until alarms start going off, but this is just awful all around.

Much appreciate that information! Unfortunately I’m from the states and only get to Schengen and/or Bulgaria 2-3 times a year and would totally get screwed on the warranty.

Out of curiosity have you ever seen a claim from someone physically outside of the EU get accepted?

I can't believe I'm saying this but if I have to replace my 12 Mini right now, I'm not sure if I would go with a 13 Mini or that Samsung Flip.

Losing SMS on my iPad, personal MBA and work MBP would suck but I did get into Beeper so maybe I could get by until they offer something I'd actually want.

If people want big phones it'd be cool if they could just buy iPads and let us have usable devices.

I wish they had some hard numbers to look at, but thanks for the sources.

I do find this excerpt from the wiki page interesting though in that it speaks to how far back certain attitudes go:

In 1910, the Asiatic Exclusion League argued that Asian Indians should be denied citizenship through naturalization. The league described Hindu ancestry as "enslaved, effeminate, caste ridden, and degraded" and Hindus as the "slaves of Creation".[7][page needed] Such racist rhetoric formed the idea of the "Hindoo invasion", an iteration of the "Yellow Peril."[7][page needed]

What ever happened to galoshes anyway?

Youtube (and Twitch to a degree) are in unique positions because they own their own infra (GCP and AWS).

I'd wager a true competitor would almost be required to operate similarly to avoid being dependent on a IaaS provider.