Depends what data. Zk-proofs can be produced outside of secure enclave. It’s private keys for regular cryptography that need special storage

Only siths deal in absolutes.

I do understand that the application does fall short in some critical aspects of security though

Actually it doesn’t. I looked at the specs. Project seems to be open source, and uses solid cryptography to selectively reveal data you want to be revealed, and nothing more. This is absolute opposite to the UK garbage where you’re asked to send your pics to every fraudster around.

They’re using type of zk-proofs that keep things private. This is completely different from the “upload your selfie” shit in UK

This is why they want to remove installing apps from third parties. To control you more.

I’m running Graphene OS. Fuck Google.

REEEEEE!!! Kernel now AI SLOP like LUTRIS!!! 11

Just sign the message with Satoshi PGP key or with first block mining address and I’m sold. Otherwise GTFO

Newsweek also claimed once that they found him. They were full of shit and made clickbait piece about some poor old guy who happened to have surname “Nakamoto”. No proof were ever given

Nope. The moment you stop flooding it with water, it starts burning back again. Lithium reacts with water producing heat and hydrogen. Spraying the surface with hose just doesn’t work. You have to drop car into a water tank for prolonged period of time. Long enough for water to reach all damaged cells and react with all exposed lithium

The only way I know how to reliably extinguish a lithium car battery fire, is to throw the whole car into a water tank

Is this really a capitalism thing?

Well, anonymous chatbot won’t cancel you and it won ruin your life out of pure spite.

No wonder this is a thing

No, by design, you have as close as possible to raw metal on one of the electrodes when battery is fully charged. That’s the chemistry behind it - its moving metal between oxidation states. When it burns down, it also moves to higher oxidation states. Volatility is baked in. Usually you have lithium in carbon matrix that acts as physical sponge. But that’s just raw lithium in a sponge. It will still burn like hell.

Not as rapidly as lithium batteries. From firefighting perspective this is much uglier case. Bonus issue: unlike gasoline, you can’t extinguish it reliably - it has to burn out on its own

Very relevant for firefighters who have to deal with lithium and sodium fires.

BTW: Explosion in case of lithium is indirect since you need a hydrogen buildup first. In case of sodium plus water it goes boom almost instantly

Except the fact that batteries burn extremely rapidly. In case of fire you have seconds to open the door and help the driver/passaners escape out of the vehicle

Except ones with no handles. You’re supposed to burn alive in these.

Technically correct.

Sodium blows up when exposed to water.

It is if you want to move drive between windows and Linux machines

Another reason to install Linux and be done with this shit.

I recommend starting with Fedora KDE, and delving to anything else later…