Dismissed Discussion on Discrete Circuitry

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Esteemed technologist Ayzek, Mandate discrete circuitry is a specialization of computing technology developed beyond the stepping-stone discrete circuitry the rest of the world discarded on its way to integrated circuits. Mandate discrete circuitry is made using the latest manufacturing methods and materials for computing that is less efficient kilo-for-kilo than integrated circuitry, but is far more resistant to EM attack, overvoltage, and other traditional failure modes. Discrete circuitry computers are used primarily for government and military work requiring EMP hardening and redundancies. A civil network exists for higher tiered citizens, but uses integrated circuitry and is considered expendable in an EM attack due to its lack of EMP resistance.

Mandate nations do participate in the degenerate International Internet, with the TLDs of the Vestor Licit People's Mandate and the Licit Chiri Mandate being .vs and .ch respectively. However, unfiltered access is a CT4/MT4+ meritocratic privilege and such distinguished citizens have little use for foreign digital propaganda. This results in a low participation rate.