That is fair, but it is unfortunate that my post came of as suggesting the issue with the family plan was the whole point of the post when that was just the context. The point was that companies when hiring can discriminate, and even case law shows the government can as well.
The point of my post was more about protections in general. I was just providing context on what brought me to research the topic more. You provide some helpful feedback, but the current family plan framework actually increases the risks.
I also think it would be ignorant to pretend that the US doesn't have a history of discriminating against "illegitimate" individuals. Many states still have laws referring to such individuals as illegitimates. Conservative states in particular take a very religious stance on the matter.
"Reddit in talks to embrace iris-scanning Orb to verify users created by man alleged by his own sister to have molested her throughout her childhood beginning at age 3."
I have a Premium subscription, but I can give you an even bigger reason to never use YouTube. They actively push brain rot in their search. No matter what words I use to search for something, it is almost always the same results. Looking for nostalgic videos from the 90s? YT: "Here is the most recent brain rot on the Internet."
Same here... but I guess I could also be considered atheist in some ways. It really depends on what your definition of a god is. Maybe we are in a simulation created by something else, but if we were manufactured it seems more likely the creator was as imperfect as we are.
It's actually much easier, especially with mail-in ballots. Paper ballots can discarded, modified, etc. Many of them sit in election boxes that aren't under reliable surveillance. The election workers, usually only two, come and put them into giant trash bags. They are not monitored at that point either, allowing them to modify the ballots. I haven't seen any reliable checks of the envelopes at that point either, where if they're opened & resealed, it wouldn't even raise flags. You also have no way to confirm the tally of your vote to ensure it wasn't manipulated. If you want to have multiple checks with multiple isolated computer systems, you absolutely can.
I for one, actually believe a blockchain ledger system of voting like that of Monero would provide a great option. Most of all, they could anonymously verify their vote which to me is the most important. Having some verification that my vote was actually calculated as casted is extremely important to me. Furthermore, you'd have top academics, mathematicians, cryptographers providing the exact details on its design with an open source solution that anyone could search & scan for vulnerabilities, meaning it would receive a significant amount of review & testing.
You also would have a huge amount of people like myself that actually understand the tech, and plenty of individuals willing to explain its design & safety in a format comfortable for you. It is a shame people are so opposed to new ideas & real progress, especially after Democrats just lost to Trump. I guess just keep what you're doing & we'll finally get a viable third party.
Yes cause so much harder to modify a paper ballot, especially the mailed ones. No way one of the USPS employees, or a corrupt election worker, clerk, etc. would ever do anything wrong. If anything, our recent elections have shown us really people are infallible & honest, and it is computers that are inherently flawed.
I mean yeah the right wing did claim a lot was in there that wasn't, so that is partly true but even fact checkers don't deny the part that I mentioned to act like she didn't and to write it is disingenuous. That is like if Ivanka said she loves & supports her Father, but the left wing media took Trump's comments about her out of context.
The same disingenuous Democrats also loved to claim that Biden was against the genocide in Gaza, and that he was young & dynamic behind the scenes.
I mean with all the sniffing of little girls, breast pinching, and his own daughter admitting at least the weird part in her diary about showers with her dad contributing to her hypersexualization at a young age... and seeing how Biden appeared to be taking orders from Netanyahu, this part is debatable.
I wasn’t expecting to find a whole conspiracy while trying to fix my Deck, perhaps the memo is a hoax or something, but this all just lines up so naturally.
My experience is that it is intentional, just like countless other examples of monopolistic anti-competition behavior. Especially with gaming, where a duopoly of video card manufacturers has spent the last several years intentionally crippling virtual GPU support on consumer-grade hardware. There are many others to blame though since Windows is designed to collect as much telemetry as possible, making it near impossible to fully disable its collection. There are entire forensic analysis toolkits dedicated to the troves of data that Windows stores on nearly every activity you perform. So while Microsoft's actions may clearly violate antitrust legislation, the intelligence agencies saw Microsoft as their biggest ally & worked to help them maintain the status quo.
That is fair, but it is unfortunate that my post came of as suggesting the issue with the family plan was the whole point of the post when that was just the context. The point was that companies when hiring can discriminate, and even case law shows the government can as well.