Cryptography nerd
Fediverse accounts;
[email protected] (main)
[email protected]
[email protected]
Lemmy moderation account: @[email protected] - [email protected]
Bluesky: natanael.bsky.social
It’s all encrypted in storage. The decryption key is in the secure element / TPM chip, additionally protected by your PIN / password. Shutting it down unloads all encryption keys from memory.
Beware that US customs / immigration / border control can seize your phone and refuse entry.
In Sweden we call them purjolök (lök means onion)
Pretty sure deer.social will keep working, etc
The company is a company just like the company used to fund Activitypub and Mastodon development.
The protocol is still federated. Content addressing even makes mirrors more reliable!
(besides the current DM implementation, when encrypted messaging is ready it’s meant to get federated too)
Also, reminder that this is a UK law applying to all social websites there, even your average Lemmy instance. You could get blocked if you don’t comply.
Didn’t want to be bought - got sold out
You can do much better than a ledger with a commitment scheme and transparency log.
You’re forgetting about the traffic analysis and key distribution problems
The density of ice Ih increases when cooled, down to about −211 °C (62 K; −348 °F); below that temperature, the ice expands again (negative thermal expansion).
3 grams off from collapsing into a black hole
No, copyright isn’t relinquished from any of that (not even any effect on damages if you still require players to have bought the game to use the private servers), and trademarks wouldn’t be affected at all if you simply require that 3rd party servers are marked as unofficial
Only applicable if they run the servers themselves, not if they let others run their own servers.
And “would leave rights holders liable” is completely false, no game would have offline modes if it did
The Pixel line is comparable to the Samsung S line, you got a budget phone before
If you’re talking about that mountain range, sure we can be Eurasia instead then
OTOH I only have a PS5 because of Sony’s marketing budget, lol (non-slim version included with a Sony phone on contract, so technically also a way for them to clear stock, lmao)
But yeah, I don’t know any people with a recent Xbox here in Sweden. In the original Xbox era and the 360 era I think they had a big lead here, but after that I’ve seen much more Sony represented.
Cars use stronger LIDAR lasers than the phones. The bigger range and faster response time requires it.
I’ve heard stories of clients giving gifts getting pissed when the wrong person claims them, so it’s risky for not just legal reasons
The only viable competition to LIDAR is structured light (see Leap Motion, there’s equivalent sensors for cars), which uses an IR source with patterned light and multiple high frame rate cameras to calculate depth from the reflections. In theory light field photography with special lenses is possible too, but far more computationally heavy for real-time use IIRC
There’s some safety issues with LIDAR at close range (it’s a laser! it can damage cameras, etc), which is basically the main reason to not use it. But Tesla are dumb enough to try to replace them with cameras alone, and not even using proper multi-camera techniques to calculate depth
It’s actually not, but the default services assume it. The protocol does not.
With DID:Web and no use of their DMs you can be 100% independent with only 3rd party code and only 3rd party servers