Only certified hardware gets attestation keys provisioned to the devices at the factory and they will only attest integrity for certified operating sytems and apps.

See the Graphene OS and Play Integrity mess.

Android and iOS have integrity/attestation frameworks and secure enclaves for keys. Presumably the app uses those.

So the device signs the flag as coming from the supposedly uncompromised app running on supposedly uncompromised hardware, ultimately certified using Google/Apple's private keys. Can it still be hacked? Sure, but not in the way you describe.

It's early days, but I think Roomy has a better chance than Matrix. Roomy is build on the Bluesky at protocol and server infrastructure.

Federation is cute, but obtuse to most normal users (account migration, server/chatroom visibility). The at protocol being more centrally managed is more user friendly, of course that means they could also be more easily forced into age verification.

Their commitment that the face scan is on device is pretty strong, I doubt their lawyers would let them send it off device without a warrant forcing them.

I don't like it, but I can live with it. I would immediately wipe the app data after doing it though, since they don't commit to not storing it on device.

Who cares what ambient temperature is? It has no bearing on battery temperature.

Put it on the charger straight off the last trip and the battery never gets cold. After charging just keep the battery heater running. Less efficient than in the garage, but not a big problem.

For the exact same reason DMT can cause a lasting psychosis with a 5 minute half life, it can affect depression. For the same reason as electroshock therapy too.

Give the brain a big whollop, hope everything settles down in place a bit better, hope you don't break anything ... then pretend you know what you are doing.

Better educational system, lower levels of consanguineous marriages, centrally planned neomercantilism, less disruptive forms of corruption and nepotism, one child policy.

Or just blame the English.

I suspect users aren't trying to achieve a rush from using it, if so it's compulsive behaviour more than an addiction.

Dario talks a good game, but he still entered into the contract in the first place. He did it in a partnership with Palantir FFS.

Trump was in power when he closed the deal.

Anthropic did a 200 Million deal with the Trump administration, likely both for the money and to cosy up with them (the big three do a lot of lobbying).

Trump went full retard lately, media linked Anthropic with some of the administration shenanigans. Likely lots of people who work for Anthtropic aren't in on the fact that virtue signalling is meant to be just for show, or maybe Dario (CEO) really has problems with his conscience. Either way he's in a bind and likely wants to end the contract or get more control over how the Department of War uses the models.

Google search says it uses python in the background, but maybe it's hallucinating.

In mainland EU we task government with creating ID. Just let them sign a NFC passport which I can scan with an app to certify my age and give the website a pseudonomous identity. With a CRL instead of online certificate check, and no way for government to connect pseudonym to proper identity.

On second thought, not as easy as I thought. Making a reusable and reliable overpressure valve is hard and simply having an air pocket without a valve doesn't increase the distance available to decelerate compared to simple closed cell foam (though it can improve fit, which is probably the main reason the Paxron helmet helps).

This is why they tried airbag tech, an electronic fill valve is easier to make reliable and the airbag is simply porous so it can very reliably fully deflate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

I think you could make an overpressure valve reliable too if you make it electronic. Have a non reusable rupture film as backup, but retract it with a solenoid before it ruptures as pressure builds. Need one electronic valve per pocket, but so does the airbag method.

https://www.paxron.com/en/