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It's possible just like an asteroid hitting the planet and ruining it or Yellowstone exploding and killing all of North America, but typically gigantic catastrophes like that are impossible to put a date on and the ones who do are typically trying to grift you out of money or simply worry you because they're homos that get off on mental suffering.

>>184000 (OP) 
All bullshit to keep you in perpetual fear and make you feel helpless. Earth is flat and outer space is made up.

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Cool! It will destroy all the CIA niggers botnet.

>>184101
But then it will destroy my computer full of loli art and doujins.
I guess I will have to print it all so it survives the Carrington Event, but it's quite a lot, I may need an entire room to store it all.

>>187439
that is 1000s of moneies of ink, man
print it out at work

solar flares are pretty unlikely but if you're really worried a simple faraday cage can prevent any significant damage from the emf. chuck some hard drives, a laptop, cellphone and a charger into an old microwave and you're good.

>>187488
Ok smart ass, then how will you charge any of those things?

>>187498
P-o-t-a-t-o

>>187499
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>>190558
Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick'em in a stew

>>187498
Electricity and solar power won't magically stop existing. There's other ways to generate electricity too.

>>190558
I'M A POTATO

Solar activity fluctuates in approximately decade long activity waves.
The last peak was 2014, the current one is happening right about now.
If anything, 2030 will be an easy year.

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>>184000 (OP) 
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>It's a hard disc error