All of the links go to some fishy domain c212.net which is blocked by µblock lists.
With all the domains in the world, they pick one that almost looks fake. Why not presscorner.google.com? (Or why not their TLD…)
Anyways, I look forward to some new improvements in Gitlab. Seems a little vague on the details, but I think some different flavors of LLMs should prove interesting. Seems likely it’d spit out different results than what OpenAI might give you.
Might indicate that Gitlab is going the direction of getting swallowed by Google though. Feels like these tech companies are playing Katamari and swallowing up everything to make these massive vertical stacks.
Or, you know, just use subdomains which has existed since forever...
There's no way to exclude certain subdomains, so once you've decided to share a cookie between subdomains you have to use a new domain if you want to exclude a site from sharing.
I think Google should fix this. The alternative is endless domain sprawl, for all time.
However strange that they didn't use withgoogle.com which IIRC is a commonly used separate domain for this type of thing.