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by voxic11 7mo ago
He was actually indicted for "false statements and obstruction in congressional testimony".
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by voxic11 7mo ago
To be held in contempt indefinitely you must "hold the keys to the jail cell" meaning you can leave at any time if you simply comply with the courts order.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
Zero knowledge proofs are better than this "bearer token" proposal because all what is needed to unmask an account is for the shop to note down the name on the ID and the code that was given to them.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
Minecraft is going this direction as well, at least for UK based users.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
You know that none of those things actually protect children from predators which is the supposed reason for these changes. So when they inevitably don't work Discord will take the next step of requiring age verification from everyone.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
Did regulating cigarettes kind of work? I ask just because I don't actually know. I always assumed that the regulations were a reflection of the growing society wide distaste of cigarettes and not a cause of it. If regulations were eno
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by voxic11 7mo ago
GDPR permits retention where necessary for compliance with a legal obligation (Article 6(1)(c)). The AI Act qualifies as such a legal obligation.
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by voxic11 7mo ago
No but if you defame them and that causes others to boycott then you could be legally responsible.
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by voxic11 8mo ago
The idea is you wouldn't mix innerHTML and setHTML, you would eliminate all usage of innerHTML and use the new setHTMLUnsafe if you needed the old functionality.
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by voxic11 8mo ago
You can use a custom domain that you own with gmail. But of course domains aren't that great either as they are only somewhat decentralized and it's still pretty easy to lose your domain.
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by voxic11 8mo ago
the solution to this seems to be to issue multiple "IDs". So essentially the government mints you a batch of like 30 "IDs" and you can use each of those once per service to verify an account (30 verified accounts per ser
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by voxic11 8mo ago
Ok I have been convinced this is a technically feasible solution that could preserve privacy while reasonably limiting misuse. That said I'm worried that the document you linked does not require relying parties implement the zero knowl
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by voxic11 8mo ago
When I've looked into these cases it often seems that there are additional issues at play like harassment/stalking of ex's. So the prosecutor is thinking they can get an easy plea deal on the "real" case by piling o
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by voxic11 8mo ago
I fail to see how that solves the problem? That's what I'm saying my service would provide. Unless the eID has some kind of client side rate limiting built in I can generate as many of them as I want. And assuming they are complet
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by voxic11 8mo ago
What I don't understand about this approach is if it's truly completely privacy preserving what stops me from making a service where anyone can use my ID to verify? If the site owner really learns nothing about me except for my ag
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by voxic11 8mo ago
Characters are copyrightable, its a similar situation to song compositions vs song masters. There is the copyright of the original picture/song master but separately there is the copyright of the song composition/character. Making
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by voxic11 8mo ago
No, not in general anyways. There are specific regulations on smelting pennies and nickels (and it's specifically nickels, not half dimes). So you can smelt any silver coins minted by the US except for the WW2 silver nickel.
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by voxic11 8mo ago
I think it just means each starlink satellite has multiple star trackers. Probably pointed in different directions so that if one is blinded by the sun the others can still see the stars.
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by voxic11 8mo ago
https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/09/05/book-review-surfing-un...
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by voxic11 9mo ago
Wouldn't it be easier to make those things illegal and then prosecute them instead of the lie? For prosecuting a lie you need to prove 2 things, the thing lied about and the lie itself, so it seems like a more difficult prosecution for
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by voxic11 9mo ago
You can make it technologically impossible, but they can also come and arrest you just for using such technology. So its not really a technical problem, its a social/political one.
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by voxic11 9mo ago
Its an interesting line of thought, but people are generally able to contextualize interactions. The classic one is that regularly being violent in video games does not translate to violence in other contexts.
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by voxic11 9mo ago
But is this horrid legacy software really going to be pulling in a new major version of jQuery?
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by voxic11 9mo ago
Well yeah, but that just means you also have to record both the GP you spend and the GP you receive and the fair market value at the time of spending or receiving it. Unless you are thinking that you only would need to file taxes if you wer
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by voxic11 9mo ago
If GP is an asset with real value then acquiring it is taxable as income, no different from if you acquire bitcoin via mining. I really don't think video game players want to record every GP they acquire and file taxes for it at the en
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by voxic11 9mo ago
But they must allow some kind of proxy signing so that you can sign in from other devices besides the phone. So how do you protect against misuse of that feature without logging any identifiers?
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by voxic11 9mo ago
If that's the case what stops me from making a free public service that allows anyone to verify using my ID? Don't they have to log something to ensure that isn't happening?
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by voxic11 9mo ago
Their TOS says the copyright belongs to the user. But I don't see anything in the TOS saying that OpenAI is committed to delivering a copy of the data to the users estate.
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by voxic11 10mo ago
Why did they make this model only available though their API then?
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by voxic11 10mo ago
They are on the filesystem though. Login then check your .aws/login/cache folder.

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