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- Comment on Assmold fans being moldy. 6 days ago:
Ive never played CoD. I wqs a Battlefield fan instead. Haven’t played a competitive FPS in many years though.
- Comment on Now we're cooking with gas! 1 week ago:
“Now we’re cooking with gas!”
I wonder how long this phrase will last…
- Comment on I mean I like raisins, just...you know... 1 week ago:
This is me when I realize the chocolate chip cookie has nuts.
- Comment on Well that's my vacation ruined 2 weeks ago:
And Among Us
- Comment on Groceries are expensive and they're too busy talking about culture war 2 weeks ago:
Is there a link with the correct video?
- Comment on Costco Pistachios 2 weeks ago:
Theory: As the factory line fills the bags, the nuts that fall out of the shells go through a grate to another line. Those are used to fill bags of deshelled pistachios.
- Comment on Valid 2 weeks ago:
One add-on: a Bar is a formal music term: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_(music)
Spitting bars is aligning the 4 sentence count of the lyric to the beat. So, oddly, if you salivate while rapping, “spitting bars” becomes a pretty literal activity.
- Comment on Puppy-genics 2 weeks ago:
Why does this feel like advocating for slavery…
- Comment on big thing funny 2 weeks ago:
Community and Cougar Town had a few jokes like this.
- Comment on Those moutains are so quaint 3 weeks ago:
Hadn’t noticed that. Perhaps it’s because it’s the whole island?
- Comment on Those moutains are so quaint 3 weeks ago:
The north east mountains are beautiful, old, wilderness. So crazy in places you can’t even predict the weather. And if you’re bragging about size, maybe try remembering the US is not the world.
- Comment on Those moutains are so quaint 3 weeks ago:
And prominence of many is still impressive. And there’s Mount Washington, where it’s so crazy you can’t predict the weather 15 minutes out.
- Comment on If you want to be successful this is the question you have to ask yourself everyday 4 weeks ago:
At my rate, probably about a year or so older.
- Comment on "Digital Signatures" just ask you to type your name into a box now. Am I right in thinking this almost-completely defeats the purpose of a signature? 4 weeks ago:
I claimed no such thing. That is not a digital signature
But that’s what OP is describing with the “”'s, so I assumed you were responding to the question, which they may have as well.
The functionality uses a separate PIN from that which you use to verify your identity in the context of a website you are visiting.
Interesting, I hadn’t realized Finland added a separate cert from the ZKP ( suomi.fi/…/dc540ff4-0030-46b2-add0-9f7ceb2a41c8), new info gleaned.
Though this may still be “slightly” off. Seems the finish ID is a standard Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) plus a pin activated signature (Citizen) certificate.
This should mean you can identify yourself, or that you are over 18 without revealing your full identity) without the PIN, as that operates separately from the signing certificate which can be activated independently. The PIN would be used for signatures or encrypting things. Very cool.
- Comment on "Digital Signatures" just ask you to type your name into a box now. Am I right in thinking this almost-completely defeats the purpose of a signature? 4 weeks ago:
Sorry that’s not right. You can see my other comment about the ESIGN Act here: lemmy.world/comment/25214883
Note: it also points out how the top response is just… well, wrong.
- Comment on "Digital Signatures" just ask you to type your name into a box now. Am I right in thinking this almost-completely defeats the purpose of a signature? 4 weeks ago:
What? No it’s not. This whole comment is wrong, sorry.
When a website has you type a name as a signature it’s a legal representation of that signature. There’s nothing cryptographic at all about it. Wjere would you even store the key? I’ve made ways to use Webauthn keys to do this, but no signatory uses these methods.
And that’s not how ZKPs in government IDs work, either. You never sign with them, you only verify.
Ref: My job is cryptographic signature protocols, and I have a draft at IETF for one of them.
- Comment on "It's not work" - Austrian Chancellor Stocker declares that in his view caring for children isn't work 4 weeks ago:
Sure he has. He watches then for a couple of hours every week and plays with them sometimes when dinner is being cooked.
- Comment on MeIRL 4 weeks ago:
This is how data works in some African countries. 00:00-06:59 is unlimited.
- Comment on Good ole reviews 4 weeks ago:
Until you see the product was swapped 1k reviews ago.
- Comment on Could I theoretically grind up one of those pink salt lamps and use it to season my food? 5 weeks ago:
Himilayan salt (from Pakistan) is not just salt, it’s pink because of the other minerals. The pink comes from iron, magnesium, and potassium.
@early_riser@lemmy.world
- Comment on If You Know, You Know 5 weeks ago:
Hans would like a word.
Ref if unfamiliar: www.theramenrater.com
- Comment on 📡📡📡 5 weeks ago:
Since the whole thing is AI, probably cost about 2 gallons of water and an hour of a fridge cooling.
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- Comment on The hill I will die on: Games are the opposite of fun, and I’d ban them for anyone over 12 | Emily Watkins 5 weeks ago:
I mean, my partner is an educated white woman Brit, and while we enjoy wine and beer, we partake in games a lot more often.
- Comment on The hill I will die on: Games are the opposite of fun, and I’d ban them for anyone over 12 | Emily Watkins 5 weeks ago:
You must never read UnpopularOpinion 😀
- The hill I will die on: Games are the opposite of fun, and I’d ban them for anyone over 12 | Emily Watkinswww.theguardian.com ↗Submitted 5 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 53 comments
- Comment on The most unrealistic part of Odyssey is the journey taking 20 years 1 month ago:
I did it by accident. It was interesting.
- Comment on The most unrealistic part of Odyssey is the journey taking 20 years 1 month ago:
Turn off highways and watch what happens.
- Comment on Shoutout To My Boy 1 month ago:
I have a great photo to respond with, but lemmy.world is currently having issues with photos, apparently.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Not all nuts, just oily ones like walnuts.
