Thanks, in my country lightpower isn't steady coming from the main supply. Check about Nigeria power supply and you'll see my point.  I'm also from the same country as the OP of that thread, so my reply points to him directly

The only way it'spower is very constant for you for a period of time is if you're using generator or solar. So whenever you're not using the above mentioned, there's a possibility it goes off at anytime without notification and that's what I mean by sensing a futurepossibility of power outageloss.

I don't think this was off-topic to the discussion, I only validated your point with more elaboration from my knowledge. Also it was still in line with the question OP asked about pruned synchronization.

Thanks, in my country light isn't steady coming from the main supply. Check about Nigeria power supply and you'll see my point.

The only way it's constant for you for a period of time is if you're using generator or solar. So whenever you're not using the above mentioned, there's a possibility it goes off at anytime without notification and that's what I mean by sensing a future power outage.

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None of this adds anything to the topic.

I don't think this was off-topic to the discussion, I only validated your point with more elaboration from my knowledge.

Thanks, in my country light isn't steady coming from the main supply. Check about Nigeria power supply and you'll see my point.

The only way it's constant for you for a period of time is if you're using generator or solar. So whenever you're not using the above mentioned, there's a possibility it goes off at anytime without notification and that's what I mean by sensing a future power outage.