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You’re this close to inventing plain old files, synchronized.

Blockchain is legit useful for government-bypassing banking. Complete fucking bullshit use-cases for hallucinating intellectual property infringement machines are, like, each and every of their use cases.

Mine are supported by Gadgetbridge and have no WiFi. Sounds secure enough to me.

It’s been 6 more months, so, here’s your answer.

You can’t kill 12+% when you’re in a demographics hole.

I’m coming from an oppressive dictatorship that kills people for disagreeing with them. One thing to enables them to is voter anonymity. An oppressive MAGA husband example is cute, ofc, but I wasn’t solving “how do we make people vote with there heart is”, this is kinda out of scope and definitely not crucial for a functional democracy, but wishlist-grade at best.

Now, voter bribery is a good one. Never thought of that and can see how this could be a much more sizeable problem.

Shareholders, who else?

Uh, no. We already have dozens of publicly characterestics to discrinate people against, we can handle one more for a huge benefit of never ever doubting election count results again.

Electronic voting works wonders. All you need to sacrifice is anonymity.

That 1 megapixel brick wider than my laptop? Won?

Oh sure, they didn’t take away everything. The weight stayed.

Enjoy your dongle hell.

Yeah, and this brings no tangible UX or security benefits and is only ever used because last-century package managers can’t manage packages, containers are glorified chroots.

NixOS because all the other ones differ about as much as Windows 10 from Windows 11. Guix doesn’t count.

Holy shit, that explains how this piece of embarrassment has conned actual people into using it.

Our team created a custom notification solution and managed to implement it in an energy-efficient way, an alternative to Google’s FCM that lets us fully bypass Google’s infrastructure.

FFS, it’s a calendar. It has no business connecting anywhere.

No, I don’t thing scrubs / balances resume on boot up, they’d have to be started again.

Syncthing, a peer to peer file synchronize that basically everyone needs, they just don’t know it.