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Not quite, this does have certain legal implications. Check out the CC0 license’s “Public License Fallback” text: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode.en#fallback
The “license to do whatever” is more like a “license to do whatever except for whatever a court ruled I cannot give a license for”.
Public domain is a thing in the EU but not releasing anything into public domain.
In Germany, I cannot renounce my copyright to anything. I can give you an indefinite, unrestricted license to do whatever but I still own the copyright. It will only ever become public domain 70 years after my death, not a day sooner or later.
There are ultra long term support Linux kernels though.
Linux 6.12 will be supported until at least 2036 for instance.
By convention, “12 a.m.” denotes midnight and “12 p.m.” denotes noon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12-hour_clock#Confusion_at_noon_and_midnight
crazy
It’s 25°C with >60% humidity at 12 am here, I can very much relate.
Well, this video is about an update so maybe now it has changed?
Also, the menus have also been adjusted in the same update, maybe you could check it out if you haven’t already?
How so? You cannot be forced to accuse yourself. If your self-hosted data is on encrypted hard drives then they can’t do anything about it.
Except in the UK where you can be forced to provide decryption keys.
Sadly that’s not it, I was using offline maps.
I’m not entirely sure what’s the exact issue, but it only really occurs when trying to change LoD quickly. E.g. clicking on an inter-city bus route and zooming out to see it in its entirety or zooming back in. From 10 km to 500 m can take 3-4 seconds which is enough to feel sluggish if you’re doing it often.
Probably not the most popular use case but it can get frustrating after a while nonetheless
My problem with OsmAnd is that it’s so very slow. Like, you zoom in and it takes seconds to display the map.
Why would an optional field have a default value? Shouldn’t it just be unset?
Adoption in English speaking countries only. Why is adoption equally terrible internationally if the name is to blame?
Seriously, the ONLY reason I actually know gimp has other meanings is because of discussions of the program.
Yeah, that’s again a little different. You have to fully trust WhatsApp that they are doing what they promise. You can’t really verify this yourself.
Besides, if the app is open source, backdoors are generally more difficult to implement. Especially for something like E2EE, where people look very closely at what the application does with keys. Same with age verification in my opinion. You’d need to pull off a lot of gymnastics to put in a backdoor, see the xz utils one which was only achieved through several obfuscated stages in a codebase rarely ever looked at by another human.
Can you explain a little what you mean with:
So they simply scrape post decryption from the user’s device.
As far as I know, no social media company’s posts are E2EE. After all: It’s not possible to have both public posts and E2EE. “Direct messages” to other users can be E2EE but you’d have to trust the company with the encryption keys.
The only condition that requires Zero-Knowledge Protocols to function is that your device is not hijacked by hackers (and there are no deliberate backdoors and such). This can be achieved by having the app be open source with regular security audits. The social media company can do nothing to identify you, nor could the government (unless again, they collude and share secrets).
But yeah, social media can already identify most users because of surveillance capitalism. The goal however is to ensure identification is not in any way made easier via age verification.
You cannot turn a ZKP into being secretely not ZKP without significant effort though.
Take the following example protocol:
The government will not know which social media site was used, the social media site will not discover anything about your identity beyond a binary “is above 18 years old” statement. This is because you control all communication.
To discover anything else, they would BOTH have to collude in some significant way. They can only do so in step 5, by having the social media app send the value you gave it to the government. Maybe there exists a protocol that you control that works against this threat as well, I’m not sure.
But if they collude in step 5 - what prevents the social media company from sending all information it has about you to the government already all the time, even without age verification? Like IP addresses, phone number, access time etc. If the government further controls all the ISP servers and log which traffic from where goes where, it could certainly identify you already.
I prefer this:
Here are the color names most disproportionately popular among women:
- Dusty Teal
- Blush Pink
- Dusty Lavender
- Butter Yellow
- Dusky Rose
Here are the color names most disproportionately popular among men:
- Penis
- Gay
- WTF
- Dunno
- Baige
I … that’s not my typo in #5
Where did GOG say no to Nine Sols? I haven’t seen anything about that.
By the way, even in 2019 having only 0.01% Linux players in a game that officially supports Linux feels abysmally bad. I’d wager it had Linux support on paper only and when you tried playing it would be an awful experience.
I used to be the same.
I have changed to prioritizing GOG though since I try to limit purchases from US companies and I despise how Steam knowingly profits from making children addicted to gambling.
No advertising company really sells data to third parties. Keeping data to yourself and only selling advertising spots is what brings money. Companies generally don’t like strengthening their competition.
Motion blur is great in racing/driving games, but that’s largely it. BeamNG.drive added it a couple updates back and it improves the looks a lot in my opinions. Makes speed feel actually fast.