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  just walk Mr/Ms skellington and leave your flesh prison behind

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  With a [70% non-compliance rate](https://www.esafety.gov.au/sites/default/files/2026-03/SocialMediaMinimumAgeComplianceUpdateMarch2026.pdf), that isn't entirely surprising. Platforms are even *less likely* to implement real reforms that the author alludes to.

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  I can't speak to Germany's system, but there's no need for a site to tell the verification service its identity. If it just asks "is the current session authenticated to someone over 16" and gets an answer back. Identity of both parties remains secret.

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  Generally speaking, you need to use social signals: does it seem like other people are using the software? Is it recommended by people you trust? Does the author look legit (other projects, a presence on social media, etc)? That's because it's really easy to hide malware. Developers can't read an entire codebase, and the codebase of every library required by the tool. In the ideal scenario, permissions on your home directory are configured appropriately so an attacker can't do...

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  This isn’t just an Ontario story. Rumors are that Yazdani was fired for her reporting. Rogers isn’t known for standing with their journalists, so a firing due to political pressure seems possible. cross-posted from: sh.itjust.works/post/58729139

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  I would watch that

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  Computer needs practice to get program right.

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  The truth is that homes deliver enormous non‑financial value — stability, community, belonging. Those are reasons to buy. But as financial assets, they come with structural constraints: They are expensive to maintain, difficult to trade, impossible to diversify, and usually purchased with significant leverage. The investment component is real but volatile, and its return path can be long and uneven. For home buyers now facing losses, this is not an individualized failure. It is the predictable o...