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No, there isn't. You get things explained in University. Then you build on top of this knowledge.
I am not. THe cancer of the Internet. Sometimes Cloudflare does not work abroad. It is annoying.
"Here’s the reasoning: Cloudflare sits in front of my public-facing websites. Its job is to cache, protect against DDoS attacks,"
If your host has no protection against DDoS then find a better host.
You can find very cheap CDN, if you really need them. Likely you dont.
As a word of caution, Cloudflare can have a devastating effect on SEO if you are not a paying customer and serve your stuff from your own URL. Cloudflare allows this only for paid accounts.
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Interesting, but I wish it was half the size folded...
It runs IronOS - Open Source Flexible Firmware for Soldering Hardware
Use this, stop complaining: https://www.cnx-software.com/2022/07/29/pinecil-v2-soldering...
Pinecil RISC-V soldering iron with the Pinecil V2 featuring a new Bouffalo Lab BL706 RISC-V microcontroller with Bluetooth LE connectivity, optimizations for higher power levels, as well as tentative support for the new USB PD EPR standard (Extended Power Range) working at up to 28V.
You can fly to the EU for 600 USD (retour), more in high season. Non business people are willing to spend 1200, 1400 USD. I assume around 2000 USD the demand will fall off significantly. At 5000 USD for economy it will be close to zero.
I am very happy. The speed is insane. I always thought and was told that WP is the reason for a slow website. No, it was my host. I pay around 10 USD per month but I think the smaller plans starts lower.
For what it's worth, I am very happy with them. But I only host a few WP and FreshRSS. I think they support python too but for Django I use: https://www.pythonanywhere.com/ I pay 5 USD a month there but I think this plan is not sold anymore.
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[I am a US citizen, not Chinese, as my nick might suggest]
We heard this before and it was a disaster.
"And stealth doesn't just "fail"."
Nothing is invisible. It depends on your frequency that you use for detection and other technologies. You will find out if your are "invisible" for an able opponent (speak, China, Russia, not Iran) in battle. But then it may be too late.
Read the Sci Fi story "Superiority", formerly required reading at MIT engineering courses.
[Assuming that the poster gives true statements, but I have no reason do doubt this]
When the middle class began to crack in the years following the 2007 economic collapse, the old American instinct to migrate in search of opportunity shifted. If leaving was something Americans did domestically, the horizon shifted further afield."
This being said, should the "invisibility" fail, it becomes a plane that can't dog fight, cant fly very high, can't fly very fast, can't carry a lot of load, needs an insane amount of maintenance (10h per 1h flight) and is expensive. Big bet!
Superiority comes to mind: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superiority_(short_story)
Fun fact: German stealth figthers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horten_Ho_229
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MBB_Lampyridae
The modern background of stealth figthers comes from the soviet union: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stealth_technology