Maybe I'm wrong then, but I just kinda assumed that when I log into some government platform by scanning my ID with an official app all it does is it confirms my identity and sends some kinda encrypted token to the api of whatever platform I'm trying to access.
Although if that's not the case then yea, I guess that wouldn't be very anonymous either.
my id has an nfc chip built in, I can scan it with my phone to confirm my identity. if only online services could implement an identity check that way.
so the numerals we used actually originate from India, first they got adopted by Arabic mathematicians who then brought them to Europe where people started mistakenly calling them "Arabic numerals"
I'm using Valve Index, slime vr trackers and a giggletech puck. I guess it's possible to get all of that to run on Linux but it's probably going to be a pain to set up.
I'm kinda aware of my perfectionism and I'm trying to do things regardless of it, but I just can't stop thinking about all my flaws, real or not. Wherever I am I'm constantly thinking about what others may think of me and I know it's bs and most people don't give a shit about me but I just can't help it. It's like I'm just unable to do anything for myself anymore, no matter what I do I'm always thinking of other people's opinion and hoping someone would praise me for what I do. I've been nothing but constantly criticized by people around me and I no longer know if I do things correctly, because most of the time I get told I'm wrong.
I just dropped my 600 streak in duolingo because it just made me feel like clicking through a chore instead of putting genuine effort into learning a language. I'm looking into some alternatives now
it's not that I don't want to go out, there's just nowhere to go for people in mid 30, at least around where I live. Also been suffering from social anxiety most of my life and only recently got it under control with meds which made me crave social interactions more than ever.
I don't have many social interactions apart from people at work and maybe some online friends but it's rare. Honestly I don't know what to do about it. Last year I went to a concert for the first time ever and decided to do that at least once a year. I'm going to see Iron Maiden next year, I may not have any close friends but at least I'd have some fun experiences to remember I guess...
Maybe I'm wrong then, but I just kinda assumed that when I log into some government platform by scanning my ID with an official app all it does is it confirms my identity and sends some kinda encrypted token to the api of whatever platform I'm trying to access.
Although if that's not the case then yea, I guess that wouldn't be very anonymous either.