Even generating them on the fly can be a real pain. I had a workflow when I was out of work to auto-generate a CV based upon re-writing sections to match the spec. So I'd have pre-written blocks and slot them in. And yet, somehow, even then it would break formatting all over the place.

Are you me? would always take me about 10 attempts to even get one where all the pins would light up on a tester. But not good enough for high-speed data.

Kids these days, don't know when they were born. They have push-through RJ45 now, piece of piss and you never have one shorter than the other.

I don't miss on-site/DC infrastructure anymore. No more having to squeeze into tiny spaces, balance a lot of expensive kit on your head, and blood donations to the server gods.

Compute is so ubiquitous now I only have like 2 nodes in my lab anyway

Greenwald just wanted to make a bigger name out of himself (and he's made bank on that) by claiming there was "millions" of documents. When only a tiny selection were of any usability to publish.

Eh, yes it is. And something that humans find all the time.

They even call out a non-AI tool that helped.

The situation in the OP is exactly what you just put as A)

Hell DNS used to be one woman in an office who updated the zone if you e-mailed her.

Trying to pay for what I used, in order to leave and do some things was a pain...