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examples are numerous. There was this father who sent the doctor photos of a medical problem of his child and the trustee of the digital identity locked his account. With all his digital life, payment channels, communication, you name it. Even the police asking the trustee to unlock was of no avail. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/21/technology/google-surveil...

Or there is this munich company whose employee visited it's parents and immediately the company github account got locked. Parents happened to live in Iran.

The tip of the iceberg, however.

> nothing but a method of verifying internet presence.

isn't that what it's about? What else do you think of?

nothing will be as simple to onboard as a billion-dollar monopoly solution.

agency requires a least bit of activity.

yes, I prefer this to being kicked out because my child needed medical care and I followed the doctor's advice. Or my device vendor considers the device 'too old'. Or any other arbitrary reason.

Where I live domain contracts auto-renew. And have reclaim processes.

might well have been yak shaving. If a company is under US jurisdiction it simply cannot comply to EU data protection.

what maintenance do you think of that brings downtime? Right, openssl, systemd, udev & the like. There are some, but really less than the TOS.

What bothers me, isn't that this isn't for anyone. But that it's missing in comparisons. That's pretending doing overviews but wearing blinders. Deplorable.

a box in your closet or bare metal in the datacenter, repectively?

While you read the TOS end-to-end (you do that, right?), I finish the site and have lunch.

> not going to look like Terminator

we're approaching Brazil.

as you mention gaming – do you know the doom-in-lego-brick? https://kilograham.github.io/rp2040-doom/ and brick assembly https://youtube.com/watch?v=6wBrOV2FJM8

There are some video links in the (german) article https://heise.de/-7448263. Mind-blowing.

indeed, developing fast software requires slow hardware.

autonomous mobility is huge for kids 6-12.

It helps if they have not previously perceived the world only through a car window.

have you ever tried? How was it complexity-wise?

(And critical IMO means 'important in fact' not 'not replaceable in theory'.)

see what people can do best and have them do something else. I am not convinced.

why seems everybody to ignore Atom (RFC4287)? Is it to follow iTunes' innovation leadership in doing so? I'd be curious.

interesting hint – what is the percentage of infected windows boxes again? 80%?

You're a bit hasty, young padawan. Do you insinuate this has never been tried while you don't even take a glimpse at it and see how it's done? What use is it linking the cdb docs? The article has it all in context if you bother reading.

The dataset is turned to 16 cdbs to be precise in case you wonder how 37GB fit into the 4GB cdb size limit.

create cdbs https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32648589

Yes. I have to build small, permacomputing-inspired stuff, so I resort to (neo)vim wherever possible.

The complexity of the toolchain tends to sip into the result over time.

Conway's law.

they lost me at metaverse.

mg is to the point but doesn't invalidate your personal opinion either. Exception, rule.

go to e.g. irc.w3.org #social and claim it. We would be +1 then.

are there any webprojects or cgis in forth to study?

there are few intuitive things other than a mother breast.

Take doors handles or light switches. Must be learned.

this asymmetry between html form post to binary dump wire format bugged me a lot. So I made glue to convert formdata dumps back to html forms (which then can be processed with standard xml tools or viewed as is): https://code.mro.name/mro/form2xml

Works like a charm in e.g. https://mro.name/2021/ocaml-stickers/

begin with it. On your own webspace and own domain.

And backend can start as simple as https://codeberg.org/jugendhacktlab.qdrei.info/gaestebuch. You may not even need one to start.

how would one do that from within the EU? Is it still sending a certified letter to Omaha?

is there a tutorial how to run bearssl on lighttpd/devuan.org and achive good marks in ssllabs.com/ssltest?

there isn't an automatic, global, eternal best choice just because a topic is important.

at de.farnell.com it costs EUR 85 - but has over 1 year delivery time :-(

> Price

I think one should let the suppliers live and pay for what one uses. 0 is a stupid price, you will be farmed.

> Best-in-class search

I don't use web-clients to read email, so wrong class.

> Availability

the track record of google+ and google-reader isn't convincing.