plot twist, the real father is Cyraxx.

A subpoena can still reveal the owner's information to the world. Even if it's a frivolous lawsuit that ends up getting tossed.

let's try to be nicer

NFC payments that require my unlocked phone to use are a lot more secure than a physical card that can be stolen.

What's the point of an ML accelerator if you can only run the main CPU at 60 kHz? Maybe I'm missing something.

Full refresh – 19s

minimum refresh interval is 180s

Partial refresh – Not supported

LOL

While it's great to have the ability to write proofs, I feel like the article makes it sound like it's some magic bullet that solves all the problems you have with mistakes and bugs in other languages. But really, there's nothing forcing you to even write said proofs, or define them properly, or turn spark mode on... so you can still make very large mistakes IMO that won't be caught by the compiler.

No access to google pay is a non-starter for me, I use it constantly to pay for lots of things.

you don't have to load the code every time, you can save it and run locally, this is exactly what the Element desktop app does, it's just an electron loader for a local copy of the website, and you can choose to update it whenever you want

We can see you totally didn't do that. Also how would you even get the update?

Japan has been requiring fingerprints AND photographs for all incoming visitors for the better part of two decades now.

If a foreign national who is required to be fingerprinted and photographed refuses to comply with this requirement, he/she will be denied entry to Japan.

https://www.mm.emb-japan.go.jp/profile/PDF file/newime.pdf

Open Technology Fund

Which is funded by US Congress, and they also funded Signal.

For those do not wish to use privacy-related projects funded by a world government, what is a good (in your opinion) alternative? Both with and without Tor involvement (since US govt funded that too).

Yes I realize encryption, computers and the internet are all also govt-funded, but everyone is free to pick their battles.

licenses are only as useful as your ability to enforce them in court

it's not really "open source" anymore per OSI, specifically #6: https://opensource.org/osd

He claims to have gotten permission from the contributors... not sure where you heard that they didn't.

for some reason a lot of emudevs are very hostile to the whole idea of forking. mame also famously hates retroarch for it, as well as inolen from redream and skmp from reicast/nullcast, probably more.

this isn't even the first project that an emudev has directly relicensed or even shut down their entire emulator for over a retroarch fork, which is usually done in the first place due to maintenance problems with the original emudev.

as others have said, the whole scene just seems to attract the kind of genius that too often steps over that fine line. out of the probably couple dozen emudevs I know, the vast majority have explicitly stated themselves that they suffer from severe mental health issues.

https://retroarchleaks.wordpress.com/

also almost every /vg/emugen thread is full of "danny drama"

technically correct, the best kind of correct

For good privacy (from fingerprinting) it is undoubtedly a bad choice.

I have. You just don't hang out in the "right" places