Its not really a surprise that many commenters here seem to defend the relatively recent digital dependence. Kind of understandable, because most commenters here are working in tech, and obviously dont want to see problems like this. But this is asking the wolf how the sheep are supposed to be guarded... When I go to my pharmacy, the only reason why I need electricity there is to be able to pay with my watch. But that is a convenience. I always have cash in my pocket. Digital prescriptions are a very recent thing here where I live, basically since COVID. Before that, it was a simple piece of paper, and there was no validation that would require internet connectivity. But commenters here still seem to frame it as if the world would go down in flames if certain digital services were no longer available. Thats wrong, bordering on deliberately maniuplative. If a cyberattack can lead to a closed drug store, the problem is our reliance on digital, not the fact that the cyberattack happened.