It’s way more common than you may realize. Intel & AMD (and other x86 CPU manufacturers of the time) did it before the first Crusoe CPU launched. (2000 according to Wikipedia)
CISC architectures are now seen as inefficient, so all the new ones are RISC and new CISC CPUs just translate the instructions to their intenal RISCier microarchitecture. The CPU’s microcode specifies what an instruction translates to.
If they have it on a hat, in real life, then it’s linked to their real identity. They might just want to keep it separate from Lemmy.
What could that mysterious white liquid be?
What about μc or nc, a bit umder 300m/s & 3m/s, respectively.
I’d still say that it’s better.
With “delete after reading”, the recipient has to delete the email manually, so the email is kept if no action is taken. But with the methods listed in the post, the content disappears unless action is taken to save it in some form.
Yes, the content can be easily saved & you should never trust that no clients are malicious, but people are forgetful & lazy. If you need the recipient to perform an action each time, there’s a good chance that they won’t.
I still understand your point. You can’t get around the analog gap unless you transmit everything directly ro the brain. And even if you could do that, with text, it’s easy to reproduce from memory.
camera phones
Why are all “modern” phones so full of cameras? One on the fucking screen & at least 2 on the back. I just want a phone with no cameras. Even 1 might be O.K., so long as it’s on the phone’s backside.
They’re on the feddit.uk instance, so it’s more likely that they’re British. Either their VPN prefers USA servers for some reason, or they’ve only done about 138 million downloads at most.