FortiDude

A database of businesses already exists.

Businesses usually have domain names just like they have physical addresses.

If the database were to include the domain names we could make automatic checks to give the user more assurances.

Your reply is mind boggling and totally foreign to the topic.

I'm not saying that you need to be a company to have your own domain. I'm saying that if your domain represents a company there should be some way to automatically check that against a database of registered businesses

I mean, if you sell stuff on the internet I should be able to make sure you're an actual reachable entity with legal responsibility.

Now, it they made it into a standard that could be included into the browser's UI...

To me it's very simple: nation states should have their own layer that uses the national registry for companies to verify a domain.

When you register a business you also provide your official domains and so the validity of the website is checked against the validity of the business.

My brain sees in 4:3 40mm, 50mm on 3:2 cameras feels too crammed

Some games could become immortal just like chess or go or poker are today, if only they were open sourced...

This concept of continued developement is incredibly intriguing to me

The state wouldn't fear civil uprising if it made its citizens' lives half decent

There are so many artists as impressive as the canonically "great" ones with life stories just as thrilling.

I suggest anyone interested to just pick a book or biography about some reinassance artist you've never heard about and you'll be surprised of how much great stuff goes under the radar in mainstream culture

The management engine is a privacy nightmare.

It's incredibly useful for companies and organizations, especially when lending computers to their employees, but why the hell would this tech be put inside consumer devices? It just sits there as an exposed attack surface without the user even having the tools to maybe make something out of it.

Photopea should be GIMP's permanent embarrassment.

I can't believe running a webapp offline written by a single person is more viable than a native program developed by a vast amount of contributors over decades.

Damn, is that my new Linux ARM home PC? hehe