Yes, the set time automatically requires the time to be set to sometime near the true time and then it will keep it from drifting. However as this is a VM you shouldn't need it as the VM host should have an option for the guest to follow the host's time. When the guest VM starts up, the host gives the guest the current time, after which the set time automatically option would work without issue even though it isn't needed as the guest time can't drift from the host time. Look in your VM host software's guest configuration for clock settings.
But HATEOAS does not require an LLM. It only requires that the client be programmed against an interface and not an implementation. The interface is the resource types and the method names. The implementation is the specific URLs for resources and methods.
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I have a list of questions that I wrote up earlier.
Is Gryt pronounced as Grit?
So does Gryt ever leak the IP of a client to other clients connected to the same server? (Specifically this means that it never uses direct P2P between clients.)
Can, if I have a server, have it proxy my connections to other servers, so that my IP is only seen by my server, but my server's IP is seen only by the other servers?
Can clients be identified by public key? (Rather than user name and password.)
Is the audio and video end to end encrypted?
Does the Gryt desktop client support multiple windows?
Does the desktop client support making the window vertically narrow?
Does the video streaming support a mode that does not apply a blur to the video as Discord does in its Screenshare mode so that the pixels on a screen are shown on other screens exactly?
Do you have plans on replacing MinIO as it is no longer supported as open source?