Better at drying it or damaging it with tiny particles?
Lmaydev
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That cum sock is now a mass grave.
If they're checking against DNA they'll need to present your DNA for those checks.
You wouldn't be able to do anything with a signed DNA code right?
You can't change your DNA anyway haha but you could rotate the key it's signed with I guess.
If you ignore the privacy issues having everyone use biometrics for everything would massively cut down on fraud.
I'm not advocating for it at all. But you can't deny it would ruin a lot of scams.
It's almost like hackers are good at computers!?!
That is insanely fast! I figured we'd be getting "AI cards" at some point soon.
I mean they could call it machine learning instead but that is just a type of AI.
It's used to identify similarities in glue patterns. In what way wouldn't this be backwards compatible? New versions would just be better at it.
Then you're in for a bad time. It's a game changer, even if over-hyped.
I'd be very surprised if people weren't already scraping Reddit for this.
No it's literally not and there absolutely should be when you take cultural biases into account.
If everyone was equal to begin with you'd be right but they aren't.
Putting a female or foreign sounding name on a CV results in less responses. So those people should be given a boost because they're already behind.
Disabled people are already at a disadvantage so giving them an advantage doesn't make anyone else worse off.
It's not a zero sum game.
I used to buy these microwavable things (like a tiny cushion, has a patch on it that changes colour and you microwave to reset it) to dehumidify a certain window in my house. Wonder if they would work.