I wonder: Server CPUs can have like 10+ cores, if compilers can optimize rasterization and transformations to become really fast … but yeah requiring an average user to have this system is pretty expensive lol.

LLVMpipe to my understanding is GPU emulation on CPU on Linux.

Are there entire operating systems written in a functional language? Why is it imperative languages like C?

I would say MOFs could be useful for batteries, but not for storing electrons directly. Why? Electrons are really small and mobile. Charged ions like in positively charged Lithium-Ions are very heavy and big by comparison.

tokenized and hashed version of the message message.hashed

so the message “hello world” would be encrypted but you would also get hash(“hello”)+ " "+ hash(“world”) stored on the server? This would mean an attacker could recognize frequently used English words by calculating hash(“hello”) and searching? … I would think the client should tokenize and encrypt the hashes as well: encrypt(hash(“hello”), private_key) + " " + encrypt(hash(“world”), private_key)

Random thought: What if the user submits a merkle-tree, so searching for a sub-string could mean searching for a path in the tree …

Maybe hashes in the tree could be encrypted using a key from the client.

Oh these little green kākāpō creatures are the cutest nocturnal parrots.

The smartest cow is usually the leader of the herd I would think.

Capacitors store charged particles. Electrons. MOFs are useful for storing molecules as far as I know, not electrons.

Imo the spartan-protocol is superior to gemini, it enables easy file upload, and is still an upgrade over gopher.

Regarding Encryption: You can simply push that task to an overlay network.

CPUs nowadays are fast enough to render 3D graphics in real time?

never managed to get the programm running

yeah, I download code and it just does not compile. My environment has not the required dependencies.

All this nice opensource code still is executed on hardware owned (Intellectual Property/IP) by AMD/Intel/Qualcomm/NVIDIA/Apple. Having nice European-Open Source projects is not enough without the hardware layer and standards (instruction sets, drivers), which are owned IP by US cooperation’s.

Also one needs to consider cooperation between military-complex/secret-service and big-tech cooperation, which are basically hidden subsidies for the civilian part of the business. And if eu governments do not subsidize their own tech standards similarly they will get out-competed naturally.

I guess the advantage here is that this is a single C file. This means you can run it fairly easily on an old system without a rust-toolchain or go-toolchain available.