I believe I have managed to prove my ID in order to comply with the new laws that say I have to prove my ID to own the business I own that I'm sure already asked me to prove my ID when I registered it.
First we tried the on-web version, but that apparently relies upon the corporates having managed to profile and track me, because it told me they had no questions upon which to base identification. Good I guess? My avoid-tracking systems must be working at least a bit?
Next we tried the android app, but apparently the phone I tried that with is too old and the app won't install.
So next option is turning up at a post office with a printed letter. I don't own a printer though, so had to have them post that to me.
Took the letter and a driving licence up to the post office today and "It's not going through" they said, pointing to a stalled progress bar on an android app on a tablet.
Um. Okay. So?
Just wait longer apparently. About ten minutes and it finally proceeded and the post office man took a photograph of me after asking me to disrobe of my robe, strip down to a teeshirt and jeans.
Not sure in what sense this has proven my ID any more than it was already proven to get the driving licence or company registration in the first place?
Apparently I now have government logins for "One Login" and for "government gateway" and they are not the same thing? But sort of are the same thing?
Can't say I really understand it. Expect they'll introduce a third government login when they do these Digital ID cards they're talking about.
God knows how I'm supposed to know which to use when the company tax records need updating in a few months.
#id #government #oneLogin
Replaced GNU stow by git bare repo as described https://dev.to/bowmanjd/store-home-directory-config-files-dotfiles-in-git-using-bash-zsh-or-powershell-the-bare-repo-approach-35l3
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OpenAI debuts o3-pro for ChatGPT Pro and Team users and in the API, costing $20/1M input and $80/1M output tokens; Enterprise and Edu will get access next week (Kyle Wiggers/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/10/open
Join Adrien Grand and Luca Cavanna at this year's Berlin Buzzwords as they share the fascinating journey to the release of version 10.0 of the popular Java search engine Apache Lucene, discussing the ups and downs, the team effort it took to get there, and much more.
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I’ve been scanning through NUGET, and consulting firms have figured out they can get quality backlinks by publishing some bespoke “dev kit” that no one will use.
It’s exacerbated by the package sprawl and “separation of concerns” style solutions that plague .NET, so their DevKit sprawls over 100 packages.
Keep pushing new versions every few minutes to keep those “recently updated” pages showing your corporate logos.
If you're on kernel 6.15 or greater and still want to use your ThinkPad's power LED as a disk activity indicator, I've got your back. New version of the kernel module out now: https://github.com/theodric/block-led-trigger
Ein Beispiel für überlistete KI: die Nachtigall lässt sich mit #BirdNet nicht bestimmen. Man erfährt dafür aber viel die anderen vorkommenden Vogelarten in der Nähe :)
Hier haben die jedenfalls ein reiches Repertoire, was grundsätzlich als gutes Zeichen gelten sollte.
Ansonsten fehlen dieses Jahr wieder eimal Insekten und Vögel, Futterstellen werden so gut angenommen, dass etwas nicht sti…
Join Adrien Grand and Luca Cavanna at this year's Berlin Buzzwords as they share the fascinating journey to the release of version 10.0 of the popular Java search engine Apache Lucene, discussing the ups and downs, the team effort it took to get there, and much more.
Learn more: https://
'Turned Into a Nightmare': Starbucks Faces Backlash After Employee Allegedly Tells Virginia Woman to 'Get In Line' to Get Ice Water for Husband Visibly Suffering Medical Emergency
https://atlantablackstar.com/2025/06/06/starbucks-faces-backlash-allegedly-tells-virginia-woman-get-in-line-ice-water-for-husband-visibly-suffering-medical-emergency/