Soo, basically sandboxie?
I'm not against this "Accessibility.md" - but I'm thinking, is there a point in having all these specific, 'get a specific tab by filename' files?
Like instead of a license.md and Accessibility.md - they could just make it dynamic? Like Whatever.md would result in a 'whatever' tab - for example.
Yes, detecting whether something is a face wouldn't be a problem. You can just just use the FaceDetect api on android.
Thought then after you detect a face, you still have to decide - is this a face to blur? If you have some sort of database for that, you'll still have to some face identifier there to check if it's whitelisted or not
Eh, ok. And how will this work exactly?
The glasses will record everyone, send their faces to a third party or government server...
(to check 'blur or not, of course, of course, nothing else. And then we'll delete them again - pinky promise!)
Ah yes. For privacy.
More accurate nowadays:
"Hey Claude my prod server is slow. Here are the credentials. Fix pls /yolo"
Yes. If you're operating in the EU, if you send GDPR related data to a third party (like an email service) - it should be mentioned in a DPA
At least it's not like a bunch of other popular libraries:
Then I get help from the community for a couple of years and a bunch of contributes to my bridge. Then my bridge is so nice that I can add a toll booth on both sides of the bridge and start charging people money to get across
Cool. I think trackmenot https://www.trackmenot.io/ does something similar, just in browsers
It's also pretty ridiculous how poorly it actually works. Recently I wanted to cash out some crypto, and the platform I was using was telling about their "peer-to-peer (P2P) rules to comply with anti-money laundering (AML) and Travel Rule standards".
I could only transfer funds to the exchange if I verified I own the account on another platform.
So all you have to do to verify it, is make a screenshot of having an account on a different (non-KYC) platform. When you verified you also own that other random wallet, everything is fine...
Soo, sending crypto "peer-to-peer" directly to the exchange is a big problem - but if you add an extra wallet in between as an extra hop, that you've verified to own but is off-platform - it doesn't matter anymore how that crypto got there
I guess it's cool - you can port some stuff from Postgres like pgVector and make Mysql a vector database.
On the other hand, I'm also think 'why?'. At some point just use Postgres instead of overcomplicating Mysql with extensions
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