What’s wrong with proton?
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icelimit@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Flock cameras are riddled with security vulnerabilities and hard-coded credentials
1·21 days agoBecause a war rig would have a license plate
icelimit@lemmy.mlto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Firefox 156 Available With Its Built-In PDF Viewer Starting Up To 45% Faster
0·24 days agoDoesn’t pdf viewing just work in the background? Does one need any technical skills to access the improvement?
icelimit@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Can a "Unknow Your Customer" (UYC) architecture actually be implemented at scale?
1·1 month agoEven bitcoin that you mine in its entirety yourself is traced to the cold wallet you mined it into. You then need to maintain a disconnect between your identity and your cold wallet. All coin going from your cold to hot wallet is on the ledger.
The only way to keep the entire transaction cold is to just divide your coin yourself and give the hash on paper.
Then the recipient can cash the hash, so to speak. Idk if it has to be verified on the network though. If so, the trace is re-established.
Maybe someone else that knows how it works better will come in and call me ignorant and spit some facts.
icelimit@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Can a "Unknow Your Customer" (UYC) architecture actually be implemented at scale?
2·1 month agoI was under the impression only Monero was anonymous, Bitcoin definitely keeps all traceability in the ledger. That along with kyc means your wallet is tied to you. Any transfer to cold wallets as well.
icelimit@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Can a "Unknow Your Customer" (UYC) architecture actually be implemented at scale?
2·1 month agoNot a computer guy by any measure, but engineering a method to carry out banking and other financial operations on a zero-trust system might go a long way.
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•California lawmakers unanimously pass Linux exemption from age-verification law — software distributed under the GPL, MIT, BSD, and Apache licenses are exempt
0·1 month agoThis is always my position. It’s not the state that raises kids. It is not the state that is responsible.
Pen and micro SD for me.
icelimit@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Does anyone have recommendations on privacy friendly Roombas?
0·2 months agoNot very repairable. 3/10
Maybe it’s more about certain clients that pay for dedicated development of certain capabilities into the libre system? E.g. some printer company paying for direct printer compatibility? (Bad example probably)
Be the change you want to see. Guillotines can be rendered airborne.
Well I think he achieved as much as can be done - brought to light the abuses of the gumint. It was up to the people to decide what to do with that information. Most, including you clearly, just didn’t care that everyone’s rights were, and are (even moreso today) being completely discarded.
It wasn’t on him to bring the abusers to justice or correct the system. That’s on the system. If it fails, it’s on the people to fix it.
icelimit@lemmy.mlto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•AR4 Mark 5: This Open-Source 6-Axis Robot Arm Is Finally Done
0·4 months agoWhat’s the expected BOM cost?
So you could rename all your programs to start with a specific letter to call it and bypass this bug, but you’re limited to 26 or so (depending on your language settings and keyboard) unique programs.
Oh man that’s also terrible. Or a great way to launch 15 programs just by swiping through a list.
Why would it ever launch programs before a user has finished specifying? How would one ever run anything other than calculator?
Cash has unique id to reach bill, which can be logged on withdrawal, final point of reentry system can be logged. Of course, everything in between is unclear. But with enough re-entries at various points in time, a fuzzy picture is possible. Especially with multiple sources of withdrawals going through a common mid point.
To be able to plug ads into meta platforms businesses probably also have to agree to share data for free.