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Aachen
1y ago
I'm proposing to make that, not to be given it. I'm not sure if we're understanding each other
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Aachen
1y ago
The person above said they were approaching these places already, so latest at that time, they've realised that
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Aachen
1y ago
I wonder how much this was a factor: "The occurrence of inaccurate “hallucinations” by the current [LLMs] poses a significant challenge for their use in education. [...] we enriched our prompts with comprehensive, step-by-step answers,
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Aachen
1y ago
> or simply can't (don't have the resources). And up until now it has been some sort of RPA / Robotic Process Automation problem. Wouldn't it be like half the cost to your organisation if you do it for them? If govt a
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Aachen
1y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure how to directly fight it yet (besides voting as I've always done) but I'm avoiding border queues on a weekly basis now. It's a shame, but for now you can still drive right through on a dozen other bord
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Aachen
1y ago
What e-government website? If there were one, I should hope they'd be using it instead of GDPR-flouting third parties that I've seen so far If you mean something like DigiD, that's only for government websites themselves. A l
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Aachen
1y ago
Why indeed! I would agree, but sadly that's not supported by this government verification software. If you want to use the internet, it sounds like this will become mandatory for many websites hosted in the EU that have content that ne
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Aachen
1y ago
So the scenario this is needed for, is where someone does a physical and technical attack on your phone just to extract the key from this app that says you're 18+. That would be why nobody can have access to their own data anymore I&#x
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Aachen
1y ago
You can also buy an Apple device but that was never your device to begin with so nothing is lost when the EU requires Apple to be the only party with the capability to modify what your device can run
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Aachen
1y ago
> Uploading (partially redacted) scans of your ID like you would be obligated to today Redacted, I wish... To vote in the upcoming election, I was asked to upload an uncensored copy of an identity document to the website of the municipal
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1y ago
All of this assumes that the device, a relaying party for your identity document, needs to be secure in the first place. We don't attest the OS of the router and your ISP before being allowed to use them to relay this information to po
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Aachen
1y ago
Please point out where the age verification law says it's optional to verify someone's age Or which hoops you mean we have to currently jump through to access 12/14/16/18+ sites
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1y ago
> You could ask a friend who is 18+ to request the credential, copy it to your phone Oh no! Imagine you find a willing adult who does the verification on your phone. The whole system is moot! Don't need "copy" here for tha
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Aachen
1y ago
Is that a reference to HAL9000?
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Aachen
1y ago
My mom can also do the identification on my phone and unlock it for me. There is fundamentally no way to prevent proxy issues if you let people do verification themselves Intercepting the USB reader traffic to feed the computer a different
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Aachen
1y ago
Can you clarify what fraud you're thinking the "secure boot" (which I take to mean: being denied the access to control your own device) would prevent? Since the identity documents you already have, have this chip that works t
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1y ago
The tool could have a mode where it just reads the cryptographic chip in your ID card via NFC and passes on the information to the verifying party. This information is signed by your government and they could verify it with the public key I
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Aachen
1y ago
This software doesn't run on a real computer. The point of the submission is that it only runs on a DRM device from two entrenched vendors
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Aachen
1y ago
Alternatives to legal identification requirements being available isn't my experience. How do you even imagine that? Going to a local post office to show an ID anytime you want to open pornhub and your i_am_adult=token cookie has expir
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1y ago
Some porn videos were shared via Bluetooth in my school. From my perception, things you get from real people makes you more likely to think it's something real you ought to know about and not just an internet thing. Seems much better t
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Aachen
1y ago
Ineffective? Extremely so? From open borders to open roaming to the various legislation that my tiny country would never be able to force corporations into if we didn't have it at the EU level. Heck, the currency. There's so many
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Aachen
1y ago
Must be inches per second because 1–10 of those is 0.025–0.25 m/s so that matches the parentheses
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Aachen
1y ago
I wish Android would let apps run with the screen off. The text to speech api kills itself after a few minutes, halfway through the blog post I'm having it read to me... It works if I keep the screen on but then I can't put it in
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Aachen
1y ago
That's not Android, that's whatever software you're using. I think I've noticed this in previous versions of Firefox mobile before, but not as much recently. And essentially never in Lightning browser. Where are you seei
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Aachen
1y ago
Dutch: https://appdwang.nl German: https://appzwang.de I don't know if they're affiliated but I recently came across one after already knowing of the other. The name means something like "app compulsio
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Aachen
1y ago
Then you don't need location services on. That only gatekeeps WiFi and Bluetooth scan results as well as GNSS. It doesn't gatekeep Internet access so they always get your IP when you talk to the server Sadly my IP is routinely fro
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Aachen
1y ago
Regenerative braking (i.e. magnets), as mentioned in the top comments? I'm not sure I understand the question
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Aachen
1y ago
Fixed-gear bicycles, is apparently what a "fixie" is for anyone else wondering
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1y ago
Maybe it's possible to rent a cheap parking spot with charger elsewhere and take a tram/metro/bus/bicycle/scooter for the last ten minutes of distance as you get deeper into the city? Having a car right out one'
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1y ago
Also after you divide the amount of time required? So if an average charging session is 100 minutes and getting petrol is 5 minutes, you'd need 20 times more chargers to break even on availability. And I'm not sure that even works
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