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People who answer you won't know what they're talking about.
People who know what they're talking about won't answer you.
Repost your question to the war thunder forums if you want it answered.
Minecraft with the gregtech new horizons mod pack
Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead
Rimworld with my current 300+ mod setup
I could easily sink another 10k hours in each of those games
Exactly! We should absolutely have groups of people inflict violence on anyone who opposes my political beliefs! (Don't worry, my political beliefs are the true and virtuous ones, other political beliefs are evil and corrupt)
And screw Sophocles for giving them the idea!
One in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Sell it. Invest that money in a less risky asset. You win no matter what that way.
Cheese pizza?
It's not DNS until the firewall team cleans house and even then not until you happened to catch me between matches in the videogame I'm playing while waiting for something to break
DNS engineer here, I'm not doing work on a weekend, but I will make you guys aware of digwebinterface.com great tool for running investigations like this
I’m skeptical that you’re giving the full story
No, you're right. There's a much bigger story here. I was just trimming out a lot of it since I don't normally run into people who can follow along easily. Akamai, for example, uses the proprietary AKAMAICDN record to allow the functionality of a CNAME. For example: foo.com AKAMAICDN's to foo.com.edgekey.net (edgekey.net of course being the Akamai edge server suite). So someone using Akamai can do that to allow them to use the apex (but will still very likely have a www.foo.com CNAME foo.com setup to catch people who did a www anyway) Cloudflare uses CNAME flattening to "cheat" the CNAME rules by doing the CNAME DNS lookup internally and pretending to be authoritative for the request.
You don’t typical have your webpage itself delivered by CDN, you have your static assets delivered by CDN. Why can’t you put your static assets in a subdomain that gets a CNAME?
You can most certainly put static assets in a specific subdomain (and in fact, that's how most setups are), but the CDN itself often requires handling the entire request at the beginning. You don't want, for example, an A record at the apex pointing directly at your origin servers (terrible idea for security & performance; kind of defeats the purpose of the CDN), instead you want the user to connect to an edge server and have that edge server immediately serve the static content while the origin is contacted by the edge server for any non-static content that the user needs. This allows the CDN to do their cloud magic while your origin servers can do as little work as possible with as few people as possible. Effectively, you can block all requests to your servers that are not from your CDN. Many CDNs these days are also a major security feature.
Hey I studied early ancient civilizations in college and you're just making shit up. You've got a very naive, first world view of survival.
Worm girl's tutorial YouTube series was what finally got me started. A lot of early survival is just "avoid all combat". Skills are everything in this game. A little melee skill & a reasonable weapon (such as a wooden cudgel) can be the difference between easily killing a zombie and dying to it. You can get both of those in the basic shelter without ever leaving.
Body encumbrance & move cost (such as luring an enemy zombie into tall grass before engaging) can also make a huge difference.