Yes using TPM protected TSS2 keys would tie them to your actual machine since only that TPM can internally decrypt them and use them without then being accessible outside. The TPM could be a discrete chip or a software/virtual one.
For instance OpenSSL has an engine/provider for tpm2-tss however I think the software using the keys needs to be engine-aware.
I came across an ~~sticker~~ article recently which talked about sites/tools that tell you what could run on your machine (canirun.ai and llmfit).
whichllm seems to tell what gives you the best results on your hardware.
What's a lemon party?
This.
There can be local differences in the dress code as long as it's considered modest in the local culture (عُرْف, ie. convention or norm) and it does not show what has to be covered as part of a woman's عَوْرَة (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intimate_parts_in_Islam).
So in some areas it is socially acceptable to have colours while in others the norm is all black.
Is she ok?
It's not official though.
I received an email saying I got banned because they detected I was "using external tools". It doesn't matter as long as I don't wish to play online again, but could be an issue otherwise.
To deny the enemy the XP
I'm not really recommending installing it just for that, or at all, but if it's already there anyhow you could use it.
Maybe somebody could recommend a better remote sharing/control app that respects your privacy.
I imagine they use WhatsApp, in which case it allows sharing their screen so you could at least see what is going on. I don't know of it can share control however.
Good luck.
Is this how the AI bubble will bust?
Thanks Obama
All while denying Africans their advantage with these stupid ~~advertisements~~ hydration breaks.