&gt; <i>I don&#x27;t know how these corruptions manifest themselves, but if for example a single bit gets flipped every now and then somewhere (probably a naive assumption), a CPU that had a 0b11111111 nop instruction and 8 reset instructions at 0b01111111, 0b10111111, 0b11011111 etc., you could interleave your code with tons of nop instructions to minimize the possibility of executing corrupted code. You&#x27;d then be more likely to reset than to execute something that will lead to further corruption.</i><p>I like this. It&#x27;s functional, yet wildly impractical.