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@onipro "art"

宙吊りにされた陶器製の犬の置物が回転、互いにぶつかり合い、最終的に壊れて床に落ちていく。ポルトガルのアーティスト、ジョアナ・ヴァスコンセロスの作品。

@LeakerApple fuck Apple, it has nothing to do with it Windows didn't used to operate this way, just look at W10

Apple already does this, why are people hating on this?

@sorealfoods nope

Hure Pistachée (pistachio head cheese), a traditional French charcuterie dish made of layered pig's tongues set in jelly and studded with pistachios.... © maison_verot

@ObviousRises have some kids, then there will be always something to fix

@visegrad24 rehearsals

🇷🇺 Entertainment in Russia In a park in one of Russia’s cities, actors dressed as NKVD secret police officers are “entertaining” locals by detaining passers-by, accusing them of running a private business, threatening to send them to the Solovki GULAG camp for hard labor, and taking their fingerprints. When one woman said she had three children dying of hunger, the costumed NKVD officers replied that the children would also be sent to a labor camp, “but with ice cream.”

@virtaava Europe is turning communist day by day what a time to be alive, escape communism to get right back into it

The EU says its European age verification app is about one thing: protecting minors. Not tracking adults. Not building a browsing passport. Not creating a new identity checkpoint for the internet. Fine. Then the design should prove exactly one thing: This user is over the required age threshold. Nothing else. That is the whole job. The Commission says the system lets users prove they are over 18 without sharing other personal information, and that it should meet a high privacy standard. The technical documentation also says users should be able to present proof of age without revealing their exact age, name, or other sensitive details. Good. That is the right goal. But the current architecture still leans too heavily on an identity-wallet-style credential model. It involves Attestation Providers, Age Verification App Instances, Relying Parties, trusted lists, reusable app infrastructure, and Proof of Age attestations issued in batches. The spec says the app presents a Proof of Age attestation to a relying party, and relying parties verify the attestation through the trust framework. That may be elegant for digital identity infrastructure. It is not automatically the best privacy design for age-gating the web. If the purpose is only to keep minors away from age-restricted services, the service does not need an identity credential. It does not need a reusable proof that resembles a passport-lite. It does not need anything that can become a behavioural marker across websites. It needs one answer: Passed. That is it. A better design would look like this: Age verification → local proof generation → verified result → single-use cryptographic token → service receives only the token. The age check happens on the user’s device. The app calculates a fresh proof every time. The service sends a challenge nonce. The app returns a response proving “over 18” for that session only. The proof is not stored on a server. It is not linked to the user’s legal identity. It is not reusable across websites. It is not a browsing ID wearing a privacy badge. Call it a checksum if you want the simple version, but technically it must be stronger: a nonce-bound, domain-separated cryptographic proof. Otherwise, a website could copy it, replay it, or compare it across services. The EU’s own documentation already points in this direction. Its Zero-Knowledge Proof annex says the app could generate a proof confirming that the user meets an age threshold without disclosing exact age or other personal details, and that the relying party would receive and verify the proof. It also describes a model where the proof uses a nonce and hides the underlying attestation as a private input. So here is the obvious question: Why is this not mandatory? In the current requirements, the Age Verification App “SHALL” implement presentation protocols, but only “SHOULD” implement the Zero-Knowledge Proof mechanism. That is the weak point. Privacy should not be optional in a system that can become mandatory infrastructure for accessing huge parts of the web.

@visionergeo when Trump told Merkel to increase military spending, she said no 7y later ...

‼️🇩🇪 BREAKING | The German government has approved the draft for a 2027 "super-militaristic" state budget. Under this plan, the core defense budget is set at €105.8 billion. This will be supplemented by €27.5 billion mobilized into a special defense fund—a result of abolishing the "debt brake" mechanism—plus €11 billion allocated for direct defense budgetary assistance to Ukraine. ​Additionally, €58.2 billion has been earmarked for indirect defense spending focused on the modernization of logistics and infrastructure (ports, airfields, highways, and bridges). Consequently, it is fair to say that in 2027, Germany will spend over €200 billion on defense and defense-related matters. ​Crucially, this is not a one-time surge. Defense spending is projected to leap forward annually, bolstered by the removal of the debt brake and the potential to mobilize €500 billion in loans for the defense sector. This will significantly increase the net defense budget, which could potentially reach €300–350 billion per year within the next 3 to 5 years. Video is made Grok AI

@ProtonMail it was never about the kids

Protecting kids matters. How we do it matters too.

@Reakcjonista_ isn't it illegal to ride the bicycle over the crosswalk? except for designated zones

Że zaczął się sezon dla Rowerzystów, mój film z 2023 roku, Polskie Wypadki Rowerowe, Mobilek 😎

@visegrad24 good Germany and the rest need to learn, fuck'em!

The United States will withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany. 🇺🇸🇩🇪

@lemire having couple of instructions added to the x86 set doesn't make them 64bit CPUs the only CPUs that were actual 64 bit were Itanium, Spark and PowerPC AMD developed shit, they got the set from their cross-license deal with Intel that was the original IA64 arch

I refer to 64-bit Intel/AMD processors as being from the x64 family. It is commonly used by Microsoft. A sensible alternative (common under Linux) is amd64 since this architecture was developed by AMD. We also see AMD64. Some people just refer to it as x86_64. It suggests that it is a variant of the x86 family. In my view, all of them are proper names.

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@PlaySnowRunner @SnowRunnerGame Happy Birthday SnowRunner

@zundamotisuki incident?! it was a massacre

天安門事件のビデオです。 中国共産党の検閲を潜り抜けてついに中国人に届き始めています。 中国共産党以外、世界のどの国の軍隊も、首都の広場で戦車縦隊を走らせて、自国の何千人もの大学生たちに向かって銃撃を浴びせるようなことはしない。 拡散希望です。

@Nikfor_ that's not the main menu, that's the title screen and I absolutely fucking hate every game that does this take me to the fucking main menu so I can start playing why does this needs to exist is baffling ps: nothing to do specifically with Pragmata

99% of Pragmata players have never seen this main menu moment. You only get it if you wait. 😅

@washghost1 was

@CryptidPolitics they had no problem with Gadafi, Sadam, etc but drug lords is where they draw the line !?!?

One of Marco Rubio’s finest moments: PAUL: “We violated the Constitution, removed an elected official.” RUBIO: “We did not remove an elected official. We removed an unelected, indicted drug trafficker.”🔥

@MbarkCherguia Ain't That a Kick in the Head

It's become a new "trend" to turn off elevators and stand there blocking them to piss people off. What would you do?

@visegrad24 clowns

BREAKING: Merz, Starmer, Macron and Meloni issue joint announcement in Paris saying they’re sending a naval mission to the Hormuz Strait to protect freedom of navigation 🇩🇪🇬🇧🇫🇷🇮🇹

@TechOperator cd redalert

You walk up to your computer and see this screen. Your next move?