A_No_Name_Mouse

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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
Is quantum just a buzzword here? The article doesn't mention it any more. And does anyone know the advantages over an STM microscope? Is it scale/speed of imaging and the ability to visualize inner atoms?
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
I love the Android client. OpenVPN used to consume some 25% of the battery life. With wireguard it's next to nothing and it's very very quick to connect. Great stuff!
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
Mullvad does
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
Privacy shield is just one way to satisfy GDPR requirements for a US business. EU model clauses can be used as well, so it doesn't mean you cannot use US companies any more. The question is if they offer a good enough level of protecti
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
They don't. See article 11: "If the purposes for which a controller processes personal data do not or do no longer require the identification of a data subject by the controller, the controller shall not be obliged to maintain, ac
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
Well I see comments like "Example: Why did this deserve 2 downvotes:". How would they know that then?
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Ask HN: How to see downvotes on HN?
2 points by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago|3 comments
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
How is that? >"2017-12-06 Fixed with Chrome version 63.0 2018-05-15 Fixed with Firefox Quantum version 60.0" That's 9 months for Chrome and more than a year for FF Quantum?
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
"Besides Habalov, another researcher named Max May independently discovered and reported this issue to Google in March 2017." I wonder why they are fixing it now, when they didn't do anything for over a year
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
> The candidate gets back a formatted dump by email of all sorts of recruitment data, including interview notes, etc. Interview notes would not have to be turned over to the candidate. They are personal opinion of the interviewer even if
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
Thanks. QNAP integration still seems problematic. So I'm trying out Duplicati/Backblaze B2 from a PC instead of straight from the NAS.
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
Article 2 of the GDPR says: 2. This Regulation does not apply to the processing of personal data: (c) by a natural person in the course of a purely personal or household activity. I'd say this fits your personal blog; no action is n
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Ask HN: Multiversion backup alternative for Crashplan
1 points by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago|2 comments
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
> I think its articles difficult to understand AINAL, I am a security/privacy consultant. I have a strictly technical/security background but didn't find the GDPR that hard to understand at all. Actually, I was pleasantly
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
Yup, probably the best part is the disclaimer! 2049 disclaimer time If this article has been accessed in the future by our robot overlords I would like to praise their ancestor’s incredible skill at solving puzzles. I, for one, have alw
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
Internet had become an integral part of everyday life. This is like saying air pollution is not a problem, just don't breathe all the time. Or is my sarcasm sensor not working this morning?
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
Not sure if that is accurate, but it will do for now and it saved me 8 hours of scrutinizing the original article. Thanks, will pop a beer now
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
I don't think this will fly under EU privacy law. This is so ineffective and intrusive that it will fail the test for proportionality and subsidiarity. At least, that's what I hope.
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
Would it be possible to filter out the pollution by subtracting an out of focus image from the in focus one? The pollution is already spread out while the stars are point light sources. So wouldn't that leave the stars untouched while
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GEEKTyper.com – Hacking Simulator(geektyper.com)
2 points by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago|0 comments
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
> Take the right to be forgotten. First of all, it should be common sense that no one has the right to force legitimate news articles to disappear because they don't like the content, but that is what the EU has ruled should happen.
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
The legislation itself refers to this in article 7.4: "When assessing whether consent is freely given, utmost account shall be taken of whether, inter alia, the performance of a contract, including the provision of a
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
Isn't his point that different people have different needs, and git was created with one typical use in mind? So maybe not everyone should use git exactly because their needs may be different? Disclaimer: not a serious programmer mysel
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 9y ago
I agree, but that is going to change. There is new European legislation coming up (GDPR, effective May 2018) which will be a lot more restrictive than the current privacy laws. It will apply to any organization that monitors the online beha