Cryptography nerd
It’s not that uncommon in specialty hardware with CPU instructions extensions for a different architecture made available specifically for translation. Some stuff can be quite efficiently translated on a normal CPU of a different architecture, some stuff needs hardware acceleration. I think Microsoft has done this on some Surface devices.
As you turn around a bigger joke arrives
It’s the same as IPv4 (tunnel) except as mentioned above its still hard to get an IP with the right label
Complex numbers, and a bunch more things too
Not fully encrypted unless you enable lockdown mode (and losing various features)
But once a process is running its trivial to get weeks of extremely detailed history and lots of secrets you thought were ephemeral
Recall was set to be default on for everybody and to record everything in a database which is trivial to extract data from.
There’s a lot of nonsense Apple is doing too (like the chatgpt integration) but they didn’t put keylogger into the system.
And that scene where she can’t pull in the non-accelerated astronaut colleague while still being in atmosphere thin enough that he wouldn’t fall behind, so he just drifts away through magic
Also cops who don’t live in the city didn’t like it
It doesn’t usually need to go to court if the lawyer can remind them of what laws they’re breaking
As a cryptography nerd, +100000 to that
Contact a lawyer that specialize in worker rights. If they make you use private property for work they should compensate you
You don’t get into it, you have to get a hang of it
I recall there was at least one location which was 3D scanned and photographed in detail before ISIS destroyed it, so at least not all of it is lost.
https://apnews.com/general-news-travel-arts-and-entertainment-dbca5e23519f44c4a881c9cd69f41cd6
Some heroes don’t wear capex
And some functions don’t support hard limits, you’d have to set up a script monitoring load and literally take down your service if you get near the max
Also, doesn’t show the effect of recessive genes and similar stuff
Wine/Proton on Linux occasionally beats Windows on the same hardware in gaming, because there’s inefficiencies in the original environment which isn’t getting replicated unnecessarily.
It’s not quite the same with CPU instruction translation, but the main efficiency gain from ARM is being designed to idle everything it can idle while this hasn’t been a design goal of x86 for ages. A substantial factor to efficiency is figuring out what you don’t have to do, and ARM is better suited for that.