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BLanen
8y ago
EU can sue American companies without getting US government approval/ involvement as long as they have operations here. >Or do you think they'll be successful in pushing enforcement out through the target's customers and v
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8y ago
Threads like this make me like GDPR more and more. Arrogant Americans coming in 'It doesn't have jurisdiction over American companies'. Wholly misinformed.
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8y ago
>I've always wondered how the EU intends to enforce its laws upon my little side projects here in the US. It doesn't. It's made to force you to comply when you become bigger.
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8y ago
They don't have domain over American companies. Just don't accept European customer's data and you're fine.
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BLanen
8y ago
Seems mostly like "How can we make a content-marketing article for Spinnaker?"
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BLanen
9y ago
Honestly, going for carton seems like it would have made his whole thing a lot easier and it's not that bad. Also easier to brand I think since the whole thing can be printed on.
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9y ago
Hopefully you're not shoehorning blockchain bullshit into this. Decentalization could solve stuff in this space by having the actual event-holder selling the tickets and such. Adding blockchain to it won't solve any problems that
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BLanen
9y ago
Wouldn't it? Graphviz can be ported to JS, I found an example although I didn't try it.
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BLanen
9y ago
Correct. Proof: website: https://www.ecovativedesign.com/
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9y ago
Am I wrong in assuming that factory workers are salaried?
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9y ago
This guy doesn't understand the difference between free 'you're the product' products and free-included-with-the-product, which is actually just the cost included with the product you bought, in this case insurance. The
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BLanen
9y ago
So the author has to explain every concept even if it can be assumed most reading understand certain terms?
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BLanen
9y ago
Sorry you got so offended. Learn what systemic racism is and how it's not what you got offended by.
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BLanen
9y ago
The structure of this article is weird. I just gave up reading it because it was too annoying to keep up. Or is it just me?
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9y ago
I don't know why people assumed they couldn't. Before this, they would've been behind, at max, a subpoena, right?
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9y ago
Yes. >signed up for the app
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9y ago
Yes.
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BLanen
9y ago
You don't know what you're talking about. Don't just repeat cool sentences that don't apply here. You're wrong here, ESPECIALLY with microsoft.
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BLanen
9y ago
So... You have to trust these edges/connections? Who will enforce this? How would you know the largest transaction that has occured somewhere else in the network?... trustlessly? Why 100x?
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9y ago
Even with the hub-spokes model, it won't work since every transaction has the power to invalidate multiple routes. The white paper is a joke. https://youtu.be/Ug8NH67_EfE?t=635 People are just handwaving this away like
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9y ago
Exception to the rule and dismissal of the enormous advantage money gives.
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BLanen
9y ago
Well, that was mentioned in the article too.
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9y ago
Another unnecessary application of blockchain tech.
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9y ago
The amount of devices is what is completely irrelevant. It's all about performance per dollar.
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9y ago
I want a Powerpoint LLVM compilation target.
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9y ago
Yea... Quite a lot... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhNWB4eqQbI
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9y ago
Pretty ironic. Making incentives to not spend 'cash'.
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9y ago
European parliament doesn't have legislative initiative. Only the commision has it, but it listens to the parliament and other parties(member states, council).
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9y ago
Shale has considerable startup and wind-down costs. Mining really doesn't.
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9y ago
The thing is, a website doesn't need a cookie popup if it's only for their use (sessions, etc). IIRC The fact that every website now has like 5 3rd parties tracking visitors is what requires the popup.
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