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Intel's Optane P5800X has a 6 microsecond access time. That's about ten times faster than regular flash SSDs.
On most benchmarks that doesn't matter. Sequential access performance is the same as a PCIe 4.0 SSD, and multi-threaded I/O too.
Where this helps is if you have a single task that requires fast access to data. Which isn't that common; if you have a large busy database you probably have a lot of active threads.
Optane is also good for very heavy write loads - the drive is rated for 100 drive writes per day, where an enterprise SSD might go as high as 3.
Anime of the day os Fune wo Amu, also known as The Great Passage, from 2016. It's the story of the attempt to create an entirely new Japanese dictionary. Only all the records for the existing dictionary are stored on little file cards in little boxes in a huge warehouse, and no-one really knows where to start.
Regular DNS lookups are plaintext, so even if the three-letter agencies can't break your SSL encryption, they can easily find out which sites you are visiting.
DNS over HTTPS fixes that. Only problem is, depending on where you live - and what ISP you're stuck with - it may be blocked anyway.
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox already support it, but requests directly from your operating system don't.
SMS prices are - always have been - a massive scam anyway. They cost carriers almost nothing. Embedding ads is like rubbing sulfuric acid into a papercut.
Garbage Anime Music Video of the Day
Thanks to Grimmy in the comments for reminding me of this one.
Disclaimer: Not that I have any experience of that.