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I’m basically living as a hermit but I guess we just have different needs.

How do you need more than 90m² when living alone?? I live in a 60m² apartment and literally only use like 30-40m² and idk what I’d use the rest for.

Yeah I’d turn off location tracking where it not for photo geostamps. It’s so useful and fun to track down photos.

I mean it didn’t really change much? The few things it did, like the notification/action panel being separate you can undo

I personally think that it should be rebuilt. I’m not an expert and perhaps I’m wrong, but I feel like it’s simply too good of an energy source and Ukraine will need cheap energy to rebuild.

I mean, basically yes? Do you think most people ever touched the addons button?

Is this something too Apple for my Android-pilled mind to understand?

That’s why we need to switch to TempleOS

Not gonna lie, read the headline and immediately thought ⬆️➡️⬇️⬇️⬇️

As a young person that vividly remembers what I and people around me were like at that age, I really don’t think that we should have been allowed to vote. Optimal age for maturity would probably be around 20.

I’m pretty sure they just misspelled our as out

The circlejerk around Graphene is insane, it wouldn’t be as bad if it wasn’t literally only supported by Pixel phones that have 2% marketshare

Lmao

Ah yes, for the whole 5% of people that have a Pixel

Calling Ursula her “excellency” sounds so weird to me, but apparently that’s correct for foreign officials?? Would never have expected that.

My condolences

I’ve been thinking of possible ways that you could prove you’re of legal age to access a site through a government service without the government being able to know who the user is, and I can’t really come up with a clean solution.

The best idea that came to my mind was that you could e.g. have a challenge system where the government service challenges the user to return an encrypted randomly generated value. Each user has e.g. an AES key assigned to them that corresponds to the year they were born in, e.g. everyone born in the year 2000 has the same encryption key in ther ID card, and they just use that to return an answer to the challenge. The government website can know all of the secret keys and just check if it can unencrypt the result with the correct one. This means that the government service won’t know anything about the user other than their year of birth, but can confirm their age.

Now two main problems are that, as everyone with the same year of birth has the same key, it could be possible to somehow leak one key and make it so that anyone can pretend to be born at that age, but considering this is for kids, exploiting that sort of problem is probably enough of a barrier to use. Another problem is that this would require you to scan your ID card with every use. Maybe you could accomplish this with a mobile app but idk if that’s possible to do in the same way.