Not just this could improve Minecraft world generation (heh) but this could also have good use on 3D surface material generation as well, namely on the layering of different materials and generation using multi diffusions, if you look at the surface as a microscopic terrain

That wasn't world first, the world first is China

Reminds me of this:

"Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past"

-- '1984' (the book), George Orwell, 1949

I would say the biggest problem of CGNAT is that it is essentially double-NAT: your home router did one layer of NAT, and the ISP also did another layer of NAT on the edge that is close to your home, not only the latency could add up (although so far it is not a problem in general), but also that another point of failure to be concerned too.

I happen to come across this having CGNAT in my parent's house, luckily they have a backup IPv6 so I can access it from remote "directly".

If only dedicated game servers could run on aarch64...

I've been experimenting FEX on Ampere A1 with x86 game servers but the performance is not that impressed

Doesn't help that Unity requires forking over a pile of cash just to build for Linux ARM ("Embedded Linux") and everything else is free.

What about open source alternative built with Nginx/OpenResty? I forgot the name but that's the spirit

For VST performance and timing is important so you can't protect the actual plugin

It only affects the timing of starting it up.

(FEX Project, or FEX-Emu, is a fast x86/x86-64 to ARM64 dynamic recompilator that can be combined with Wine/Proton to play x86 Windows games on ARM devices such as Android phones using Winlator-Ludashi ^1 ^2)

[1]: Authentic source https://github.com/brunodev85/winlator

[2]: but I'm referring to this one specific fork that uses FEXCore https://github.com/StevenMXZ/Winlator-Ludashi

With the inclusion of branches, is it possible to say that CSS is now even more Turing-Complete? Now we just need to find ways to do recursion/targeted jumps so that it is finally recursive-enumerable

Don’t apply programming language mental models onto CSS features.

CSS if() probably just merges one of two single-property RuleSets onto the parent RuleSet depending on the condition, which has nothing to do with branching, as there is no execution flow to branch.

Doom on CSS when?

You can maybe run ZMachine games (not just Zork, there are several better games there) under zmachine.ps, written in PostScript.

And, maybe, in a TTF font.

If not K8S, why not Nomad (https://github.com/hashicorp/nomad)?

Nomad still has a tangible learning curve, which (in my very biased opinion) is almost non-existent with Uncloud assuming the user has already heard about Docker and Compose.

Nomad is great, but you will still end up with a control plane.

Isn't Nomad pretty much dead now?

They had quite a few release in the last year so it's not dead that's for sure, but unclear how many new customers they are able to sign up. And with IBM in charge, it's also unclear at what moment they will loose interest.

well you can always fork the version before the license change