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Comment Re:This is pretty well done (Score 1) 109

The big caveat I mentioned at the top is that there is no way for these systems to verify that the person who is providing age verification is the legitimate holder of the national ID upon which it's based. That is, a kid can steal their dad's ID and use it. Because the age verification is truly, strongly anonymous, there is no way for anyone to detect or prevent this... yet.

I think the kid has to steal dad's phone, having the ID is not enough, when you install the app you have to scan your face and match it with the picture/biometrics from the ID card.

Comment Re:If anything will do it (Score 1) 55

If people start flocking to Linux, there will be so much pressure to drop anti-cheat or to have it use Linux-friendly methods, it won't last or be a barrier.

I fear the opposite: if people start flocking to Linux, laws will be passed requiring Linux to implement support for this anti-cheat in the name of "think of the children".

Comment polished (Score 1) 235

As a long time LibreOffice user (and for a while contributor), I can honestly say that comparing MS Office, OnlyOffice Desktop Editor and LibreOffice with tabbed UI, objectively MS Office has the most polished UI, while LO the least, and I am talking about icons/toolbars size and placement, font size and such, see for yourself: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimgur.com%2Fa%2FuoWkW3Y (no goatse, I promise!)

On the other hand, at work, we had a few users with issues on their MS Office installs, each time I offered to install LO, everybody refused.

Maybe is not the best idea to have that many UI variants and not one of them polished to look professional, maybe focusing on one, maximum two, and making them shine would be better.

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