Very cool. But how do you then view /stream it? Which protocol?

We encode with Vulkan Video, then stream to the client using QUIC. This is part of the larger project: Nestri [1] which is currently a work-in-progress.

[1] https://github.com/nestrilabs/nestri

Nesbox is just a VMM, a component of the whole stack.

Medical doctors mostly follow standard procedure and decision trees.

Chillin' with Tim Cook :)

It pays 16 craploads of money per year.

You can always selfhost

Not an option. Client is non-technical, a one person company

Managed on-prem perhaps? Setup a server at their office.

this is a remote company, and the person operates from their apartment, so that's not an option!

... in the UAE, so only less risky if your office is remote enough it doesn't also make a nice target (like, say, located within/near Dubai's Internet City).

They're not firing nukes yet. Missiles don't blow up a whole building, let alone a city.

and you don't upset whichever prince decides to compete

Do we have proper dictation?

Rapid AirDrop... I prefer stable and always working AirDrop first

Raycast2 has its own index and it's way more reliable and fast. I don't understand how Apple does not care about many of the core services of their OS. Searching in Mail is a coinflip

And Google also removed jxl support in Chrome in '22 (only to put it back in recently)

It was only ever supported behind a flag. Stuff behind a flag isn't 'supported', it's experimental. The experiment ended.

byte-for-byte identical file actually. Not just imagery. You can basically save 30% without loosing ANY bit of the original file