That's disgusting.

why would it be? I'm the first one against genai, my nickname tells the story, but this isn't different from restoration or poorly animated reconstructed scenes they've been doing.

The robber barons of the past gave us the Great Depression and WWII.

If that's true, why do banks ask for my income when I apply for a loan?

In America today, the top 1% of cats product 52% of all cat turds.

Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we!

You to ask: Trusted by who.

The reason why ads aren't already served like this is the risk of fraud. The publisher can just make up claims of millions of impressions with no way to disprove it.

I assume Trusted Server comes with some mechanism to prevent this. That's what the name means: The server is trusted by the advertisers.

This is a really bad take.

First, almost all big websites support RSS. Just because there's no giant yellow RSS icon doesn't mean it's not supported, autodiscovery is the main way people subscribe to feeds these days. YouTube supports RSS. Nearly every news site supports it. Every blog. Every podcast. Substack supports it despite launching long after RSS supposedly died.

Even when a website has no RSS support, there's often a way to subscribe anyway using a scraper tool.

There's no reason for it to be supported in browsers when third party clients work great. By this standard email would be dead since browsers don't support it anymore. Most people would rather keep their subscriptions in an online service that can synchronize between devices and has native mobile apps.

With destructive moves, you can end an object's lifetime whenever you want.

Reopen by constructing and assigning a new socket.

So I essentially have to wrap it in something like std::optional. Well, that's certainly one way to write a socket class, but I'd say it's not idiomatic C++. (I have never seen a socket class being implemented like that.)

You don't need optional in this case, the assignment would just destroy the old socket and immediately move the new one in its place.

Well, reopening a socket implies that I have manually closed the socket, which does require an optional with your implementation.

>you can express it in C++, just not without additional logic and some overhead :)

How?

E.g. with a boolean member or by setting a bit in the pointer value.

Planes are the worst way to watch a movie. Even with good noise cancelling headphones you can barely hear the dialogue. The screen is a 10 year old el cheapo LCD, and the video is 480p compressed to hell. On top of that, it has unskippable ads and the film is muted whenever the PA is on.