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Italy too

That is a good point.

CAA records (with ACME account bindings) can prevent this.

HPKP was deprecated because it was too dangerous to be deployed in production.

Paying bollo is not the main reason. Bollo is around 100-200€ a year. Third Party Insurance for cars is mandatory and in Naples, due to high level of fraud, it can amount to 1500-2000€ a year. Using a Polish insurance, or a fake Polish insurance, is the main reason to get a Polish license plate.

Luckily the loop hole is being closed by the Polish authorities after it became popular.

Yeah sure, really stable, apart from Islamic State invasion of Iraq between 2014 and 2017.

The Set rules and handle disputes chapter is really interesting.

Yes usually it's promotional.

Add Italy please.

Also, the SIM card has its own operating system.

In Italy too. We have national contracts that are negotiated by unions for the whole indistry and are valid for all workers of the same industry, not only members.

I can still se the IPv6 addresses in the git block

Corporations want obedient wage slaves, so if they find out that you may have some "Fuck you" money that you can use to stop working for them at your whim, they will avoid you.

Maybe they want to sell it as an add on for business users?

We would build our own alternatives. Russia is a much smaller market (120 million people) and they have their own tech companies.

Functionally illiterate means that they can read in their own language, but they cannot understand the meaning, a part from very simple things.

We should stop treating digital pictures of physical documents as some sort of crdentials.

There is a reason why numerous security features are embedded in physical documents like watermarks, holograms and NFC. That's so the authenticity can be inspected in person. A picture has none of those, so it should not be treated as a credential.

Dark patterns are already regulated, but Ryanair does not comply.

What's the point of the article?

Yes Google added the feature recently https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/platforms/android...

IPv6 cannot be backward-compatible with IPv4 in the way UTF-8 is with ASCII. Any argument built on that comparison reflects a misunderstanding of the protocols and leads to flawed conclusions.

In Italy we typically vote for two days, usually Sunday and Monday or Saturday and Sunday.

So like Bitcoin?

Ahahah I know what you did here.

Or you could enable MFA?

TCP is level 4 in the OSI model

But this is against the "One click unsubscribe" policy that many mail provider have implemented, so they risk being labeled SPAM anyway.

https://www.valimail.com/blog/one-click-unsubscribe/

>Thanks for the information. So, if I get it right, the blue checkmark is simply a way to say that Google performed adequate checks? Why not simply display the logo only for BIMI-certified emails, and drop the checkmark?

Yeah the checkmark is a Google idea, the BIMI standard is only about verifying the logo.

> Another issue, is that logos are much more volatile than domain names, and I don't see a good way to prevent scammers to bimi-register visually confusing logos. So I don't think it's a good idea to emphasize logos to users as a mark of trust in emails.

Well in theory the CA will manually verify that the logo submitted by the company is visually matching a registered trademark by the same company. That's the reason why a VMC certificate is so expensive. But let's see how it goes about that.

Under the BIMI scheme you don't pay Google, but a Certification Authority (only Digicert and Entrust for now) to get a certificate for your company logo, so that Google and other mail providers will display your company logo.

have a look at this https://tlsnotary.org/