All the ones that run a separate server are, by definition, putting extra load (and cost) on the receiver.
IMO, they should run either inside the webserver (as an nginx/Apache filter or extension) or at the CDN/WAF level, like Cloudflare.
All the ones that run a separate server are, by definition, putting extra load (and cost) on the receiver.
IMO, they should run either inside the webserver (as an nginx/Apache filter or extension) or at the CDN/WAF level, like Cloudflare.
Turso: https://docs.turso.tech/libsql#encryption-at-rest
Also, DuckDB devs said it was planned: https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb/discussions/4512
I read a book. Usually have an e-book or graphic novel queued up. Worse case, grab a paper book and a booklight, set to low. That always works.
9/28. WTF'ing through 90% of the questions.
It just needs encouragement. Start whispering.
The whole point of SO was to let experts answer specific questions and build a trusted knowledge-base. Having AI answer questions removes the need for humans to even try answering anything.
These are all great ideas for enterprise (especially training on their internal knowledgebase). Not sure it's worth their while to have a consumer-facing side any more.
One of my favorites of his.
I keep getting "session lost" when I enter the code.
Nevermind: took 5 tries, but finally logged in.