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A typical process is:
You take a photo of a document (e.g. a passport or driving licence)
It is checked digitally to confirm it is genuine
You take a photo or video of yourself which is matched to the one on the document
No thanks. Hard pass
A typical process is:
You take a photo of a document (e.g. a passport or driving licence)
It is checked digitally to confirm it is genuine
You take a photo or video of yourself which is matched to the one on the document
No thanks. Hard pass
From the article you linked:
A typical process is:
You take a photo of a document (e.g. a passport or driving licence)
It is checked digitally to confirm it is genuine
You take a photo or video of yourself which is matched to the one on the document
Like I said, hard pass.
Do you have a source? I’ve watched his videos for awhile but I don’t remember hearing this take from him.
Hard pass.
I think the issue is trying to figure it out. I can build computers all day long but just about anything I want to do in Linux requires a browser and a search engine.
You’re also comparing hardware vs. software for your thoughtful dig of the OP, which are very different.
Such as?
I’ve never made any money from pirating. Or at least I wouldn’t have if I would have ever done such a thing.
I guess I have to ask the same question about freetube.
Why did you add an ad for Mull when your title and article is about Firefox?
Is there something saying they flew this out of spec? The way I understand the situation is that something failed which can happen.
So they should have only flown this one 22 times? How do you determine the best “before they fail” point?
I guess you’re not talking about the Borderlands movie
So why couldn’t a Haltech and an aftermarket infotainment system work?
Can you explain how? I’m at a bit of a loss how.
I didn’t think any of those are the base model. Anything with Pro or Ultra in the name should have more than 8Gb of RAM in my opinion. It also seems dominated by OnePlus as the others listed are not really players in the larger market. You could possibly argue that Xaomi is but I’ve never even seen one of these phones in the real world. In fact it looks like most of these are only available in China variant.
Which phone(s) had 24Gb standard?
Airport. Not Airpod. A lot of people don’t remember them.
Fucking LOL’d at this. Genuinely not sure if this is satire.
I wonder how much such a thing would weigh. I don’t need/want a week’s worth of battery.
Still no room for headphone jack
I’m not comfortable uploading things like my passport to entities that have proven time and time again that they don’t care about data security.