From a not-evil corporation's perspective, how would zero knowledge proofs work exactly? Like is there a step at any point in the process where a person's identity is verified by another human and then "forgotten?" I understand the concept of zero knowledge, but I'm not solid on how this system would actually meet the requirements of a so-called zero knowledge identity verification process.
Kodi is more of an OS, whereas Jellyfin is an app. I believe Jellyfin is available on Kodi. I mentioned Kodi b/c OP mentioned wanting to replace their chromecast.
I can't speak from personal experience, but I'd suggest looking into Kodi. It's an open source OS designed for DIY stream boxes, meaning I believe you would need to install it on a mini PC or similar. Since I haven't used it myself, I can't provide you much specific advice on it, but depending on your use cases, it might be worth a shot.
Can you give some examples of activities that are locked behind government apps? And for those activities, can you not print a document and mail it in, or visit your government's office in person? I realize this may be specific to your country, but I'm curious what kinds of scenarios I should watch out for in my own country. Thanks!
Whole family is connected to home network and home network has filters and blockers in the outgoing router.
Aside from the obvious benefit of blocking advertising traffic for all devices on your home network, does this strategy also improve your ability to blend in by eliminating the need for an ad blocking browser extension such as ubo?
If the air-gapped phone is stolen, is guessing the PIN to unlock the phone the only thing stopping the thief from spending the victim's money at that point?
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The American Israel Public Affairs Committee is a tax-exempt 501(c)(4) non-profit group that lobbies for strong U.S.-Israel relations and pro-Israel policies.
Track AIPAC is a grassroots effort to reveal and counter the influence of AIPAC and the Israel lobby by systematically documenting their financial contributions to our federal officials. We support candidates who refuse support from the Israel lobby and champion a foreign policy based on human rights and international law.
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee is a tax-exempt 501(c)(4) non-profit group that lobbies for strong U.S.-Israel relations and pro-Israel policies.
Track AIPAC is a grassroots effort to reveal and counter the influence of AIPAC and the Israel lobby by systematically documenting their financial contributions to our federal officials. We support candidates who refuse support from the Israel lobby and champion a foreign policy based on human rights and international law.
From a not-evil corporation's perspective, how would zero knowledge proofs work exactly? Like is there a step at any point in the process where a person's identity is verified by another human and then "forgotten?" I understand the concept of zero knowledge, but I'm not solid on how this system would actually meet the requirements of a so-called zero knowledge identity verification process.
What's the downside if a VPN provider rents VPS servers instead of owning them?
Kodi is more of an OS, whereas Jellyfin is an app. I believe Jellyfin is available on Kodi. I mentioned Kodi b/c OP mentioned wanting to replace their chromecast.
When you mention big picture mode, are you talking about Bazzite's big picture mode or just any distro w/ Plasma Bigscreen, or something else?
I can't speak from personal experience, but I'd suggest looking into Kodi. It's an open source OS designed for DIY stream boxes, meaning I believe you would need to install it on a mini PC or similar. Since I haven't used it myself, I can't provide you much specific advice on it, but depending on your use cases, it might be worth a shot.
Can you give some examples of activities that are locked behind government apps? And for those activities, can you not print a document and mail it in, or visit your government's office in person? I realize this may be specific to your country, but I'm curious what kinds of scenarios I should watch out for in my own country. Thanks!
Aside from the obvious benefit of blocking advertising traffic for all devices on your home network, does this strategy also improve your ability to blend in by eliminating the need for an ad blocking browser extension such as ubo?
Walmart's curbside pickup workflow can be done entirely within the mobile site, even the arrival/parking step (w/o having to call the number).
There's definitely more to this story than OP is letting on, right?
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Any concerns around the fact that SimpleX Chat is Made in the UK?
Is the starter pack not exactly that?
In other words, restore the wallet to a different device using the master key, and then transfer the coins?
If the air-gapped phone is stolen, is guessing the PIN to unlock the phone the only thing stopping the thief from spending the victim's money at that point?
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How is this leopards material? Are Americans abroad majority Trumpers or something?
So Obtainium users can install F-Droid apps through Obtainium?
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