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I know that some folks have IPv4 blocks permanently assigned to them, as do companies. From what I understand, some folks and companies also have some URLs perm
by aspenmayer 1y ago
I know that some folks have IPv4 blocks permanently assigned to them, as do companies. From what I understand, some folks and companies also have some URLs permanently assigned to them via registrars also, for historical reasons and via trademark and other avenues of ownership? What a privileged position to find oneself in, eh?
- charcircuit 1y agoAnd I know you have a username on Hacker News permanently assigned to you. Having a "permanent" identity is the default.
- aspenmayer 1y ago> And I know you have a username on Hacker News permanently assigned to you. Having a "permanent" identity is the default. It’s not permanent. HN does not comply with GDPR in that I can be denied authorship of my comments if my account is deleted. This is contrary to my rights as an author in the EU. also, I post under my government/slave name. What do you have on the line, anon?
- birn559 1y agoMost HN posts are not protected by EU copyright though. A certain level of intellectual creation is needed for that.
- aspenmayer 1y agoI am speaking of my posts, which I make myself, so that caveat if it even exists could not apply in my case.