Comment Re: It requires FIVE types of ID... (Score 1) 275
What about those folks who get caught with fake passports?
If they were forgeable they wouldn’t have gotten caught now would they?
What about those folks who get caught with fake passports?
If they were forgeable they wouldn’t have gotten caught now would they?
Yes, a properly implemented passport is effectively unforgeable. Unless you can get your hands on the government’s private signing key or find a way to break RSA or ECDSA, in which case we have bigger issues.
This is already the case for your passport. The same goes for the vast majority of countries. I the EU all ID cards must also implement this.
In that case, they should make it electronic,
I’m surprised it isn’t already. In the EU all ID cards must have a ICAO 9303 compliant chip. The US passport already does, so I would have expected the ID card to implement it as well.
It’s strange that the US is at the cutting-edge for some technology and decades behind in others (banking, basic government administration).
Literally every door in the building I work in has this, RFID doorknobs on every single door.
They are probably confusing ‘nobody noticed’ with ‘nobody cared’.
Are Android tablet apps even a thing or is it just a bunch of stretched out phone apps?
What lord of the ringish content? There is nothing on TV+ that would fit this description.
I can dig out a PS1 with a selection of games and still play them today many years after Sony discontinued the console.
Sure you can, but do you actually do that?
In my experience those games you loved back then disappoint on replaying them. Our memories of those games are better than the actual games. In my opinion itâ(TM)s better to let them stay memories. It saves you from playing a disappointing game and ruining a good memory.
People shouldn't need to do that, everyone deserves a more private browser. Privacy features, in Firefox, are not meant to be opt-in. They need to be the default.
"If you are 'completely anti-ads' (i.e. even if their implementation is private), you probably use an ad blocker. So are unaffected by this."
If Mozilla wants privacy by default, then why not include an ad-blocker and enable it by default. Why is Mozilla trying to appease the enemy?
A laptop with a larger battery would be a hard sell, Iâ(TM)m not sure there is a large enough market for one.
FAA rules limit lithium batteries in laptops to 100Wh. Something like a MacBook Pro 16â, already contains a 100Wh battery. Any larger and you canâ(TM)t take it on a plane. Who wants a laptops you canâ(TM)t travel with?
What makes iOS difficult for you? In my opinion itâ(TM)s much easier to use than Android. Maybe you can ask a young person in your family to give you some instructions, Iâ(TM)m sure you can learn.
What you have to hand to SpaceX is that they managed to drain US taxpayer money and NASA expertise to build a private enterprise.
It was necessary at the time for a bunch of reasons. But to make it seem like this is a SpaceX achievement is misleading. Signficant funds and expertise was funnelled into SpaceX to make this possible. At best, it's a joint effort.
And for a variety of political reasons, it's not a great situation for Europe to be in. Ariadne 6 really does need to happen, and soon.
That seems harsh. Here they do random checks before you pay (when you press the 'pay' button there is a random chance you are checked).. If you have made an error they re-scan everything and you just pay and leave.
The program isn't debugged until the last user is dead.