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PostgreSQL appears to have had ARM support for sometime. Mysql only added it with 8.0. As far as the other database options are concerned, ARM isn't even supported yet.
PHP did drop some stuff between 5 and 7, but all of it had been marked deprecated for some time prior (often years).
Next-gen consoles will have to become more ubiquitous before the previous gen consoles are left out of game releases.
From an architecture standpoint, it does also allow a much simpler separation of concerns.
That said, it does it get used more often that it should and can take more time to build than a multi-page app.
That doesn't mean everyone needs to use it.
PHP-FPM with opcaching doesn't need to access files once all the opcodes are cached (turn off file modification checks in production). When you move the directory, you will restart the service.
Unless a request hits a file that is rarely used and not cached, you should be not receive any errors moving the directories.
US Internet - 1 Gbit for $70/mo or 10 Gbit for $298.00/mo. Coverage is limited to south Minneapolis and a little bit of Edina.
Northstar Fiber - $70/mo. Covers only apartment and condo buildings
Centrylink - $120/mo. Has service around the entire metro, but only in random pockets.
In Destiny, some of the instances are hosted directly on the client. Depending where you are and what you are doing.
If the consumer initiates the chargeback, it will be handled in the consumer's currency. Which will result in a fun reconciliation problem for the business.
If the company initiates it will be done in the currency it was originally charged in. Which will give the consumer more or less money depending on exchange rates.