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That one solar particle on its way to flip a single bit on a N64 playing Mario on September 21, 2013
Uploaded by Philipp Mar 06, 2023 at 05:36PM EST
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![meepmorps @ limbo @meepmorps Currently fascinated by the fact that one of the known examples of a Single Event Upset (a glitch caused by a wandering cosmic ray flipping one bit) is from a speedrun of Mario 64 • In 2013, a speedrunner of the Super Mario 64 video game using the Nintendo 64 console experienced a glitch which teleported Mario higher up in the "Tick Tock Clock" stage. This has been hypothesized to have been caused by an SEU, flipping the least significant bit of Mario's height's most [5] significant byte. ... 10:10 AM Mar 20, 2022](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/002/545/558/f2f.jpg "Currently fascinated by the fact that one of the known examples of a Single Event Upset (a glitch caused by a wandering cosmic ray flipping one bit) is from a speedrun of Mario 64")
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![meepmorps @ limbo @meepmorps Currently fascinated by the fact that one of the known examples of a Single Event Upset (a glitch caused by a wandering cosmic ray flipping one bit) is from a speedrun of Mario 64 • In 2013, a speedrunner of the Super Mario 64 video game using the Nintendo 64 console experienced a glitch which teleported Mario higher up in the "Tick Tock Clock" stage. This has been hypothesized to have been caused by an SEU, flipping the least significant bit of Mario's height's most [5] significant byte. ... 10:10 AM Mar 20, 2022](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/545/558/f2f.jpg "Currently fascinated by the fact that one of the known examples of a Single Event Upset (a glitch caused by a wandering cosmic ray flipping one bit) is from a speedrun of Mario 64")
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Super Mario 64 Cosmic Ray Bit Flip - That one solar particle on its way to flip a single bit on a N64 playing Mario on September 21, 2013
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