Sure helps a lot

Unfortunately their website videos don’t load.

Maybe some drm thing?

Or you could use chameleon browser extension.

It changes your data every 5 minutes

This volume requires JavaScript. That is part of the point — your browser is what is being read.

Looks like I’m safe

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Link to article?

Here’s an article about this rock

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/162173_Ryugu

No.

The surface of Ryugu is porous and contains no or very little dust.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/162173_Ryugu

They literally shot it with a 2kg copper slug (bullet) to expose parts that were not weathered to collect samples

The asteroid is about 1 km thick, it seems

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/162173_Ryugu

Worse? Who said this is a bad thing?

Calculate the cost of all the externalities and gas being less than $20 per gallon is a travesty!

Makes good usernames.

After presenting biometrics, you should always be prompted for a password

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This is why biometrics are not credentials for authenticity.

This problem is already solved with asymmetric cryptography.

Important additions being that it should be easy for users to make secure backups of their private keys, and they should be able to replace their keys whenever they’re comprised

these very firms are now lobbying for stricter age verification mandates. They’ve positioned themselves as protectors of children while actively working to expand the legal requirements that guarantee their revenue stream.

Lawmakers mandate an impossible task, VC-backed startups pop up to sell a “solution,” those startups then lobby for even stricter mandates to protect their market, and the cycle repeats.

“Child safety” has simply become the marketing department for a rent-seeking surveillance industry.

Excellent point

Every single time you mandate age verification, you are mandating the creation of a centralized database of extraordinarily sensitive personal information. Government IDs. Biometric facial data. The kind of data that, once breached, cannot be “changed” like a password. You get one face. You get one government ID number. When those leak—and they will leak—the damage is permanent.

Now do KYC verifications

wait, they actually designed this shit with biometrics?

I thought they tried to placate us with zero knowledge proofs, at least? No?!?

Google can’t track you if you don’t have gapps installed.

Also, this is going to be necessary in 2027, so might as well do it now