She’s not wrong though, 65 years in the same public house? Did they never get a job?

Maybe they just died too early to see it

The age verification system can’t be zero knowledge if they know what your token is, and can track it. Seems a bit funky

Keeping the computer bugs at bay

My reference point is cloudflare’s research on zero knowledge proofs used to issue anonymous tokens to bypass (pre-complete) captcha checkpoints.

Neither website nor issuer (nor the combination) can determine the identity of a user from the token (hence zero knowledge), but other techniques entirely unrelated to the cryptography can identify a user. For example network or browser metadata or traditional browser fingerprinting.

We’ll have AI and flesh computers, we’re almost at the matrix

Good catch

There’s still like 200 US covid deaths a day month too lol

The single use part is just for your privacy, they don’t have to be invalidated. You could just have them last a week or <time interval> on issue

Proton to proton is end to end encrypted. But yeah for future looking emails in plaintext, like any provider, they could be intercepted on the wire. It’s not pointless and I bet has saved many people’s asses.

polychlorinated biphenyls

They are use once tokens, you get given like 50 or 100 when issued. There’s no way to link them

Plus high levels of pollutants like dioxins and pcbs

Farmed fish is still fuckin awful for you compared to wild fish

How could the issuer track when a credential is used? Isn’t the whole point that the issuer isn’t needed for verification of the ZKP?

It’s the tallest by number of floors, but technically 20 foot shorter by absolute height, I think we can let this slide

If by “isn’t pure” you mean an immediate parent that was Jew, African or Roma gypsy. Pretty much everyone else was “okay”. Especially inter-Europeans

It wasn’t even stupid shit, they asked him if his buildings were at risk and he said it was now the tallest building in Manhattan (true by number of floors, but 20 foot shorter than the true tallest) which is not unfair thing to bring up if you think terrorists are attacking the tallest buildings

The Behind the Bastards claims were ~17 and legal in state and country, not a controversial act at the time and only borderline controversial now - and still legal

It was a TV interview though