What you're describing is a SNI, not ECH. Those two serve very different purposes.
> Also reverse lookup has nothing to do with hosting own DNS resolver.
It has everything to do with that. Had you used two brain cells, you would've known that they can memorize the IP address and the domain name, and if you connect to that IP in a short period of time, most likely you visited that domain name.
the losses from weight are linear with speed - at high speed completely dwarfed by losses from pushing air out of the way which is quadradic with speed.
the wings on race cars are poited down - they increase weight to keep the car on the ground at the expense of more drag, which they overcome with a bigger engine (and more fuel use)
I have been running across that repo for years and wondered if anything was happening with it - great to see an impressive game project built on it now.
> But weapons and rebels are not created out of thin air. You need to sent weapons, trainers and troops. Syria 2.0 but worst.
You don't need to train them, Iran has mandatory military training so every single military aged male already has over a year of military training. So you just need to send in weapons.
There are many relay sites for AI API, which provide a much lower price compared with the original LLM provider. While the bargain does not come from nowhere, your chat history paid for it.
Citation needed. A lot of dumb phones still only support 2g, for example, and you need to watch out that you don't buy a model that won't work anymore when carriers take that off the air. No smartphone hardware has that issue
That's the exact same way in which AAA games are native, which well, they are. As the article itself makes clear, the OS-default toolkit doesn't really have a privileged status on macOS today, any more than it does on Windows or many Linux distros.
I often click accept, at least for site banners that get through ublock. But my browser blocks 3rd party cookies and then it clears all cookies on close (except for trusted sites). I also use private browsing for random sites where I dont bother rejecting cookies usually.
I really think this cookie consent concept should have been a browser functionality, so I can make my default choice for all sites and be done with it.
Sorry, why do we care about this one dude's opinion?
I host book clubs and we always have a fantastic time.
Although my writing style/unhinged nature makes it pretty obvious no LLM would ever write like this. Hedonist Philosophers are not exactly what LLMs were trained on.
It does have negative connotations. And it does get used by news corporations to influence opinion. I have rarely if ever seen them feel the need to explain why a topic they report is important or newsworthy, and just stating without evidence that something is controversial really doesn't either.
> Usually it is used in topics that are very binary, for or against.
It can be for those topics, but very rarely to describe the side of such topics with which they align.
I mean, GrapheneOS hits at least 2/3 of your demands pretty well.
The Play services are "regular" apps with permissions that you can take away.
For contacts and files you get "scopes", i.e. you decide what the app can see, while the app is left to believe that it can see everything there is.
That said, I think the marketing of GrapheneOS could be better. Every introduction of GrapheneOS I've seen paints the image of Graphene being "Absolute security, no compromises", whereas in reality GrapheneOS is the most "Things need to work, no compromises. Then make the rest as safe as possible" custom ROM that I've used thus far (in particular regarding them allowing you to install Google Play, rather than using MicroG).
I haven't found a >=2025 phone (I started looking in the summer) with a headphone jack that I can actually use more conveniently than a tablet. Everything now requires two hands, not counting warrantyless china phones like the jelly star, or ones with a chipset that would have been considered fast in 2018
As for the camera, a webcam sticker seems much more convenient than needing to mess with the hardware internals
> But I was understanding that we were talking about something that may need to be referenced but can eventually be GCed (e.g. tombstones-style)
Yeah my point is that this is a limitation of certain types of CRDTs. Automerge and Yjs both work this way. It’s not a requirement for anything built on egwalker, or generally in the pure operation log style. Egwalker (and by extension, loro and diamond types) can issue local edits synchronously, even if history hasn’t been loaded.
Sharing executable code between processes it not as easy as sharing data. AFAIK unless somethings changed recently PG shares nothing about plans between process and can't even share a cached plan between session/connections.
Obviously I am glad he has abandoned his opinions.
I do think it is terrible that the politicians, activists, teachers etc. who held such opinions in the past did not suffer severe career consequences even if they subsequently changed their opinions. I think they cannot be trusted in those areas. However, Stallman is not in such an area.
Does it? My banking works in any browser that supports javascript, and chatting has been possible on desktops (and laptops etc.) longer than it has on phones
Simple point queries where you traverse an index and even simple joins 1-1 are of course fine. But...
Combine any operator with a JOIN.
Aggregations and anything analytics with many many rows.
Complex WHERE expression or JOIN conditions (you have no idea the unhinged madness generated by ORMs here).
Complex expressions in general, like complex filters that are not just traversing an index.
That's just basic things. Most complex queries in general do better with JIT.
Plans for prepared statements are cached though.