Hi dang, Thanks for the edit.

It is indeed up again, and I appreciate you recognizing that the thread had/have some great discussion aspects about e-ID in general.

It was completely down from 10:40 to 12:17 GMT+1

This is a tech site, not a news site. Threads posted here are rarely if ever "big news" nor is that the point.

The topic is an opener to discuss MitID, electronic ID's in general, the protocols behind them, what happens when they fail, privacy, societies reliance on them or something similar.

No. Many/most of them support login through hardware ID on your smartphone (i.e fingerprint/TPM-style pin), but the actual authorization of transfers or any privileged access is entirely MitID

ai.com has historically redirected to chatgpt, then grok, then google gemini and now chatgpt again

Can't find a single other source that claims this, is it real?

Here's a detailed fact check:

>Fact check: North Korea has not announced plans to send troops to Ukraine — yet

>While Russia and DPRK are boosting military ties, reports that Pyongyang said it will send troops within month are false

https://www.nknews.org/2024/06/fact-check-north-korea-has-no...

Well, Fox quotes the Pentagon as talking like North Korea is at least considering it. (I know, that's not quite the same thing.)

https://www.foxnews.com/world/pentagon-threatens-north-korea...

Which model does it use on the backend? How does it differ from character.ai or sillytavern+model of your choice?

How come most of these new reddit clones choose a style that aligns more with "new reddit" than "old reddit"? Which I thought we disliked? Please use the full-width of the screen.

I came here to ask if there's an "old.discuit.net" style.

I never adopted new reddit and when I see it, I know I've been signed out. Old reddit is the only "clean" UI in my book.

Is that why people like old Reddit? I never got what the allure was.

Two Words. Data Density.

Same with this website.

Most people use new Reddit. But not most people looking for an alternative maybe.