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Don't forget the power company. They can cause "spurious" bit flips by momentarily dropping the voltage at just the right instant. Best to use a battery made from potatoes you've grown yourself.

You also need to ensure either the device, or the location you operate the device is rad-hardened. We cannot rule out the possibility that They can control the phases of the sun and introduce errors to your circuit at-will with solar flares.

I think it's time for the crowbar.

This is what capacitors are for.

Yeah, but can you trust capacitors nowadays?

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