Read the hacker News comments, this article is utter bullshit.
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So, parental controls now how much exactly if the person using it is the patent?
And again, you didn't read anything about the EUID project. I know this because the data protection rules for the EUID are fucking insane. The reason why the project in question (age verification) exists, so user can verify their age WITHOUT providing any details about who they are to online services
It is unbelievable, no glue about what this piece of software is who wrote it, for what, what are the legal grounds, but spitting bullshit, yes nice!
I will write a more detailed post about the whole issue, where things must be changed, how, and the impact and false assumptions.
But I will end this conversation here, because it just makes no sense. You lack the knowledge to provide anything useful to such a discussion
What about Steam, Amazon, ....?
Yes, and EVERYTHING you buy from stream you buy from the same domain. Everything you buy from Amazon, you buy from the same domain.
Can you explain to me how a DNS filter knows if the user visits reddit for example to read gaming news or watch porn?
There is no app. Read the readme from the beginning. Even cited it here. Show me the he app in the app stores! YOU CAN'T!
THIS IS A REFERENCE IMPLEMENTATION NOT AN PRODUCTION READY APP! THIS IS EXPLICITLY STATE ON THE PROJECT README!
You are absolutely right about end-to-end encryption and VPN. Essentially everything that has to do work law enforcement.
End we should focus on those topics. They are political issues and have lasting consequences. That a reference implementation will require Google APIs in the future is not an issue worth rageing about beyond "That is a bad example and violates EU law".
Wtf are you now talking about? The politicians already defined the digital rights act.
And politicians don't write software.
I know this issue, yes? And now?
Parental control in routers are based on DNS blacklist. That works only for full websites. What about steam, Netflix, online shops?
We have Linux, Mac, Windows, Android,..
We have kids that know more about PC's then parents.
Your suggestion can only work with systems that are heavily locked down and always controlled by the parents.
That is not the world in that we live. "Just 3 buttons" is a very naive idea to a very complex problem
But feel free, design a 3 button system, including client/server communication and more. Than we can talk about it
Hey, German electronic journeyman here. I am not very familiar with 120v systems and US engineering, so I may talk bullshit.
If the board itself dies, most likely because a signaling or data line has a short to some supply voltage for example.
That can be anything, depending on how clueless the engineers are (for us technician, engineers are the enemy).
To hunt this down without a service manual I would check the resistance between the 13,5v connector and other pins. Look for a short
Also, check the seals, make sure there is no water where it shouldn't be.
Valves and flow sensors may have became leaky and may have an internal short.
Also, check your electrolyte caps. They degrade, but normally they will not blow up other things then themselves. Normally because I have seen different, looking at you LG
Read the hacker News comments, this article is utter bullshit.