Most companies implement for malicious link control. They can actively scan as needed and they can prevent users from going to any links deemed malicious. It also adds tracking for amount of clicks on a specific URL. There are more nefarious uses that others have stated redirection for paid links to them and user profile building for ad targeting
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Websites can change
What about just old school cash?
They didn't before this only affects code changes going from AOSP to Google's private branch, which is going away. Code from Google's private branch to AOSP is unaffected. Custom ROMs are all just down stream consumers of AOSP repository anyways.
It's been mostly this way for a while reason why it takes a little bit before lineageos releases the next version. AOSP is just fully down stream. What will be concerning is when those releases get longer and longer. As another comment said we all just need to figure out linux phones. Been eyeing a pine phone for a while now should probably pull the trigger.
Sorry, way cheaper than those individual cups with fruit on the bottom.
I've been doing the same thing with larger containers of plain Greek yogurt. Some frozen fruit mixed in. No added sugar just as good way cheaper.
Probably saw this in passing. It doesn't seem to indicate fully broken just this instance.
https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/wc4gkx/supersingular_isogeny_diffiehellman_broken/
Similar to a diffie-hellman key exchange maybe? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie%E2%80%93Hellman_key_exchange
I believe this has been broken but that is the general gist.
I believe I understand what you want. "Zero" login. So when a user comes to your site or first boots up your app a private key gets generated locally. It will then do a handshake with the server, where that the server understands that these encrypted messages are from this user, this uniquely identifies the user, and also can be used for e2e.
Reference https://dev.to/spalladino/a-beginners-intro-to-coding-zero-knowledge-proofs-c56
Bitcoin was introduced in 2008 it's only been -8 years plenty of time to understand
It's been reasonably active here definitely not reddit in it's prime, I haven't found it worthwhile to self host lemmy but others may chime in that do. I've got a few other things I'm hosting on my Dell r720xd matrix, jellyfin, wireguard, next cloud, gonic and other minor things.