BorgDrone
@BorgDrone@lemmy.one
- Comment on Showing your ID to get online might become a reality 6 days ago:
So I’ve actually looked into the EU wallet stuff quite a bit. The article talks about age verification. The way the EU wallet works is that you can share individual attributes, you don’t need to share your identity at all. When you load your government ID into the wallet, one of the fields is
over_18
which has a boolean value (true or false). Any service that requires you to be 18+ would only need to request this single attribute, nothing more. No names, no other personal information, just the fact that you’re over 18. - Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
So having the aerodynamics you can literally fly at that speed.
You can at much, much slower speeds. For example this STOL plane only stalls at 32km/h).
- Comment on Horses ARE Forever 1 month ago:
There are also a shitload more humans now. Even if number of horses per capita is lower, the fact that there are more people may compensate for that.
- Comment on Blobfish 1 month ago:
Yep.
You’re welcome.
- Comment on Blobfish 1 month ago:
In the same vein, stop drawing dead butterflies
- Comment on You guys have to end it 2 months ago:
No, crashes in the US happen because Americans are shit drivers. They are shit drivers because you get a free driving license with box of cereal. Germany on the other hand has one of the strictest driving tests there is. A German with a driving license has had many hours of instruction from a professional instructor.
In addition, American cars are shit. Lots of poorly maintained and unsafe vehicles on the road with very lax regulation. By contrast, German cars have to pass a very comprehensive yearly safety inspection.
- Comment on You guys have to end it 2 months ago:
83 million Germans, 63% above 16
Not sure why you think this is relevant. Children aren’t allowed to drive in Germany.
- Comment on Apple reveals M3 Ultra, taking Apple silicon to a new extreme 2 months ago:
How is it a retcon? The use of giga- as a prefix for 10^9^ has been in use as part of the metric system since 1960. I don’t think anyone in the fledgeling computer industry was talking about giga- or mega- anything at that time. The use of mega- as a prefix for 10^6^ has been in use since 1873, over 60 years before Claude Shannon even came up with the concept of a digital computer.
if anything, the use of mega- and giga- to mean 1024 is a retcon over previous usage.
- Comment on I love the future. 2 months ago:
Gotta love people who don’t want to take a vaccine that was designed by the absolute top experts in the field and extensively tested, but have no problem popping pills some grifter on the interweb sold them.
- Comment on Yay 4 months ago:
I don’t close tabs, I just open new ones for the next project.
Someday a archeologist will be able to write a paper on life in the 21st century after excavating my collection of open tabs.
- Comment on Demanding a pronoun is like demanding a burkas. 4 months ago:
The form of language is dictated by the preferences of all those involved in the conversation
No, it really isn’t.
- Comment on This is in a small convenience store where you can buy food things and heat them up while in the store 4 months ago:
It’s one microwave, how much could it cost? 1000 dollars?
- Comment on Beer, I summon thee 5 months ago:
A bar in my city has an actual walk in fridge: devluchte.nl/over/
- Comment on Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1 5 months ago:
It’s $99 a year. I wish my hobbies were that cheap.
- Comment on Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1 5 months ago:
Which is a complete non-issue. It’s $99 / year, basically a symbolic amount just high enough to prevent spammers from making a billion accounts.
- Comment on Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1 5 months ago:
I have no problems with this. Notarizing your app is trivial and takes just a few minutes. As a user I want to know who actually produced an app and ensure it wasn’t tampered with.
- Comment on Monster 5 months ago:
Knowledge is knowing that Frankenstein isn’t the monster.
Wisdom is known that Frankenstein is the monster.
- Comment on This feels wrong. I love it. 6 months ago:
Now calculate the angles
- Comment on Naughty Dog’s next game will reportedly offer ‘a lot of player freedom’ | VGC 6 months ago:
I wish TLoU 1 gave you the option to sacrifice Ellie. Have an alternate ending where they find a vaccine and everyone lives happily ever after (except Ellie).
- Comment on Teppanyaki chefs are kids that grew up to be professionals at playing with their food. 7 months ago:
But they aren’t playing with their food. They’re playing with yours.