You may be thinking of Lincoln suspending the writ of habeas corpus during the Civil War?
Constitution, Article 1, Section 9, Clause 2:
The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it.
Lincoln signed off on a law saying that the President could suspend the right under the same conditions.
Thanks! I have “emphysema light” (doctor’s words) and if I sit on my ass too long, well, it’s not good. I have to constantly move, and move hard, or I go downhill. Hence the question.
I’ve improved much since I wrote the question. We’re hitting the river tomorrow, see how it goes. Manhandling my 10’ boat, battery, trolling motor and other gear is going to be a challenge.
Have you tried to fight through the endurance issue? That’s my plan. I’m scared shitless of the downward spiral so I hope to get my ass out.
Wife and I took a walk last night, and that’s the least I usually do. She couldn’t tonight even though she’s recovering better than I.
I’m curious if anyone here has experience with long COVID. My wife and I just caught COVID for the first time.
I was tearing out ancient infrastructure for a new office and my eye kept going to a rectangular square box on the wall. Finally realized it was a PC! The cause of death was clear, PSU fan died, killed itself from heat. It was a form factor I had never seen, but standard nonetheless. It was running an answering machine system in DOS, still worked! Such a rare machine I’ve only found a single reference on the web and a single video about it. 1999, 486XS (I know, would kill for a DX, it’s soldered on), upgraded from 2x 2MB SIMMs to a whopping 2x 64MB SIMMs. Imagine what that would have cost in the day!
LONG story, but I got it running Windows 95b. 3.1 was just too much challenge to get it networked and happy. Much pain was removed when I got a USB floppy emulator. Can’t do jack without a floppy! Broke the network card drivers, need to start over. Had it running Doom with a legit SoundBlaster card and could RDP into over the network.
It was an amazing journey getting it all together and updated. Most of that knowledge is gone from the internet, and I sure don’t remember all the tricks. Going to be my first token ring machine! LOL, had to get parts from Romania and trash cans.
Don’t remember when I learned that but I was a kid, 80s or so.