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Sooo calm 🏞️

Short answer: no. Long answer: Still no. eIDAS 2.0 and EUDI Wallet won’t be required for everyday purchases. But when a transaction requires proof of identity, age or eligibility, you could share only what’s needed without handing your full identity to a third party that may, exploit or sell it.

Short answer: No. Long answer: Still no, but it can help reduce your identity verification costs. The infrastructure and tools are already available within the EUDI ecosystem, potentially reducing the need to rely on a separate third-party verification provider.

All you gotta do is leave it better than you found it. #Cycling #AndAlsoTheTrees

On m’a envoyé cette capture. Je pense qu’elle mélange trois mécanismes, ce qui brouille l’analyse et la rend alarmiste. Il faut savoir que : 1. L’âge est attesté par un credential signé par un émetteur de confiance. L’attribut "+ 18 ans" n’est pas attaché au matériel ;

Reconnaître un EUDI Wallet officiel, échanger un diplôme numérique avec le Japon… Comment votre photo sera-t-elle protégée ? Au menu de juillet 👇 blog.kaizensphere.dev/posts/nouvea... #eIDAS #GovTech #blogpost #privacy N’arrêtez jamais d’apprendre.

Architecture distribuée, croissance continue, zéro dépendance cloud 🌿🪴

On lit beaucoup de choses sur l’identité numérique. Entre annonces, tests et ce qui existe vraiment, on s’y perd vite. Je vais faire chaque mois un point sur l’EUDI Wallet. Voici le premier 👇 blog.kaizensphere.dev/posts/nouvea... Vous suivez aussi le sujet ?

When your rebrand is so bad you still have to say “has-been Twitter” 🤣

« What happened to the principles that were professed a decade ago? To address climate change? To reduce racial, gender, and economic inequality? To “don’t be evil”? » Ok so I’m not a fool, we said all that before. We switch so fast I’m starting to think I made it all up.

charli xkcd@ky.fyi

I wrote about why I quit my job, and how weird and tiring tech feels these days.

I’ve seen 5 custom « Jira » so far. 2 in the same team. They all kinda look the same. Oh and we still need jira

Isn’t this ethical hacking ?

Christophe Michel@christopheml.fr

Utiliser mes talents de hacker pour m'introduire dans les Sharepoint de grandes multinationales et mettre des slides Spiderman "Un grand pouvoir implique de grandes responsabilités" à des endroits aléatoires de leurs présentations Powerpoint.

I spent a lot of time improving the devex and it was great but now they all go like "Claude will handle that" 🥲 a little heartbreak

I love developer who say « we should not help everyone » and then go run "npm install". Damn the cognitive dissonance is real

« why so many of us are so pessimistic about AI; we can see very clearly the many ways it represents a threat to us, and to the things we care about. » Gosh the water it requires.

Camille Roux@camilleroux.com

L'optimisme sur l'IA est peut-être un privilège de classe... hypothèse intéressante. @collinsworth.dev https://joshcollinsworth.com/blog/sloptimism

When the culture rewards compliance over honesty, no one dares to call out the real problems

I’m going to add "thank you for your attention to this matter" at the end of every of my commit from now

I’ve learned to think of jobs I know nothing about as the hardest in the world. Take that person cleaning the streets, it has it own challenge I mean I’ve never cleaned more than a room or two. It creates some natural curiosity and I’m still amazed by little things, like a child