BTW: what is a lock region?

A part of code that executes between a lock as taken and released, I suppose.

Isnt that a critical section?

Yes, that's what I meant.

Man, this showed up just as I was about reach for claude to build something like this....

Heh, wouldnt NYC be best case scenario for a grid? It has high density, large number consumer base etc?

If only they could sort the underground cabling...

Wait, so, say I build XYZ Distro of Linux, but dotn want to cater to children, am I still required to implement a way for setting up a DoB?

Even if say I am based in timbuktu, but allow for my ISO to be downloadede bye a resident of the state of california?

And, the worst part is that because it is an "application" issue, it is possible that it is going to a "gift that keeps on giving" for a long time.

And the worst part is that most (indian) banks have been using only android/ios for "security" for some time now.

I am extremely fortunate having bought 64GB of CL30 DDR5 Ram for ~200 USD just 4 months ago!

My computer is now worth more than when I bought it

ugh. $650 for 64GB DDR5-6000, CL36

My understanding is that Zanzibar is not usable as is for enterprises to use in their software?

And that it is an internal google system?

Ooh, and back when that was not a thing (iirc a few years back) me and a friend of mine had built a spiritually similar index for spicedb for our final year project at uni. We had a mini WAL and the ability to safely reject queries that specified a minimum update requirement after the index updation.

Sweet! I'd love to see it, if you have a link, or throw it in our Discord [1]!

[1]: https://discord.com/invite/GBeT3R4k84

Is onshape any good though? I saw it has some pretty interesting features

My university had made it mandatory for students to publish atleast 1 paper to graduate from their bachelors degree, and would pay all the associated fees.

Most kids unfortunately did end up paying to publish.