They do there belly flops, where they rise from the water and splash on it. I suppose that is pretty close, but I have done neither.
I kick people and flip em off. Does that meet criteria?
mildly irritating, that there are “only” eleven :(
You motherquokka, I wanted to comment that!
goosebumps on that headline
There is an organism among us.
Because women are always right.
Gotta say “AI Labyrinth” sounds almost as cool.
Is there a black mirror episode for that? A technology, that automatically edits your memories to be inaccurate, but “better”.
And as the cherry on top: there are are not even pronouns in there.
The study neglected the impacts of cringe.
Wanna be friends?
In this construct the key is the thing, that signifies the owner. If it’s lost, there is no help. Unless the key is tied to you and an authority can vouch for you.
Well they would sign my public key plus ID of the song. I can prove, it is my public key and everyone can verify the song belongs to me.
You are right, to ensure noone can “share login” so to say, it needs to be tied to you personally. That would deny privacy sadly.
EDIT: Didn’t notice I wrote the wrong thing, thanks for notifying me.
I don’t think so. There nothing non fungible in my idea and nfts require a blockchain.
Here is my idea: Everyone makes a private key. When they buy a song they receive the file and a digital signature by the label saying they sold it to your privatepublic key. When you are caught with a bunch of songs, you have to prove ownership using your key. Tadaa provable ownership, no blockchain, You loose the file, but still have the signature? You can download it again and all is good.
EDIT: Of course, they would sign the public key, sorry.
I don’t know a lot about this, but I would guess a normal user would like a message, that says something along the lines of “404, couldn’t find what you were looking for.” The status code and the links back to itself as well as the 13 MBs of noise should probably not irritate them. Hidden links should also not irritate normal users.
“realisiert” found the German.