This looks interesting, it's a pity that the example site, https://rq4.dev/, "No JavaScript fingerprinting needed", fails without JavaScript (yes I get it, JS not needed but can be implemented in JS, but still, incongruous).

Good catch - fixed. The page now renders the RQ4 fingerprint server-side on the initial GET request. No JavaScript needed to see your result

Nice, I get vv-v on Firefox as expected

No point in making a deal with the US, they always welch.

> No point in making a deal with the US

Hot take on the internet. Different picture when bombs are raining down on your infrastructure.

Apartheid, disgusting.

You should return it and demand a full refund.

User is autodead for (I think) self-promotion, but project looks rather interesting ...

A friend of mine asked for some help with a design of speaker-stands, 3 thick bits of wood formed into a Z shape, but what angle to cut? That fairly quickly reduced to solving a quadratic, but how to solve that? This was pre-internet, I'd done the derivation at school but that was a while ago, so I spend 2 days working the sod out. I enjoyed it so much that I went to the local University and asked if I could get on the maths degree program, they said yes. That changed my life.

He never made those speaker-stands.

One vote does, unlikely to be yours though.

It's rough when our own media are so craven to power that we need to rely on Russian propaganda for news.

I recommend you don't rely on it; while it may be news, it's rarely truths.

Full title: Is the expected distance between two random interior points of a convex body always at most that of two random boundary points?