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This is great, we need more of this. Now you just need TLSNotary for someone to be able to prove they have citizenship/are allowed to vote in that election.
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This is great, we need more of this. Now you just need TLSNotary for someone to be able to prove they have citizenship/are allowed to vote in that election.
I hope he goes home and takes it easy, he did enough
Good for him, I hope he is ok
ARM is not paltry, it’s in small/portable devices because it’s efficient, not weak.
Which can be missed by an examiner
It’s almost always better to go with fewer sticks with higher capacity, so 2x16. I’m assuming this is DDR4?
So many people on Lemmy are pessimistic as shit, makes it hard to read the comments sometimes
https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview it’s proprietary, but it has a lot of features geared towards writing novels/screenplays/etc
Awesome, ya that’s a reasonable path, if you want to skip the manual review, you could use TLSNotary or ZKEmail (proof of email) to verify/validate TLS sessions or emails (basically checks that the email was validly signed by the email server from a sender, and you can selectively reveal that the person for example, paid a utility bill in London)