Readit NewsThis has nothing to do with the base distribution
The economical way to do that was integrated RAS systems like the Livingston Portmaster, Cisco 5x00 seriers, or Ascend Max. Those would take the aggregated digital line, break out the channels, hold multiple DSPs on multiple boards, and have an Ethernet (or sometimes another DS1 or DS3 for more direct uplink) with all those parts communicating inside the same chassis. In theory, though, you could break out the line in one piece of hardware and then have a bunch of firmware modems.
Cloud does not give you the flexibility of your own plugins, your own redundancy design, or your own server upgrades. On top of that, the performance is pretty variable and is far worse than a self-hosted Jira on fast hardware.
It’s interesting to me that your lack of experience to make a comparison qualifies you in some way to criticize the experience I actually have.
Guns have no other purpose than doing harm.
E.g. We don't blame cars, the tool, for driving into a gathering of people that can kill a dozen of them, we blame the driver. The purpose is transport, the same way LLMs for coding are a tool for assisting coding tasks.
It would maybe be handy to feed the responses from an LLM through a computational reasoning engine to grade a few of them.
That takes it out of the one day away territory, but it does allow an attacker to only have a malicious HTTP capture up and detectable during the actual attack window.
Then, of course, if you’re also being their DNS server you can send them to the wrong update check server in the first place. I wonder if the updater validates the certificate.