BeniBoy

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by BeniBoy 6y ago
What I think is missing from the demo is that we can only see "lateral" movement, which is the reason why many people here think this looks like a lenticular display. If that is a real hologram you should be able to change your vi
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
As a new-ish pedal steel player, I can offer some ergonomic advices. This isn't a very popular instrument, so this may need an introduction: pedal steel is kind of like a guitar with a system of knee lever and foot pedals to modify str
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
I am the only one that is very ill-at-ease with that PCB [1]? The routing seems.. off? No straight trace, irregular component placement. Its the kind of work where seemingly "superficial" concern like that are in fact quite useful
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
It's called ePrivacy. Necessary trackers are excluded from consent. This is a directive so each country will have its specific interpretation, for the french one, you can go to the CNIL's website. The final document is not transla
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
The reason France could act on his own is that ePrivacy is not subject to the one-stop shop mechanisme. Each country can choose to act independantly. They are not saying that Ireland is not relevant for GDPR-related issues.
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
You should probably get familiar with the actual regulation before writing such a critical comment. Of course it takes into account the finality of the cookie (or any tracker for that matter).
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
You could just put the image in the relevant meta tag, there is no need to actually display it in the article.
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
I love my Walkman NW-A55. Good DAC, solid bluetooth and long battery life. Two things that sucks: * The proprietary cable. Seriously, in 2020.. * It does not support album cover in JPEG 2000. Seems like a detail, but if you like your librar
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
If you are on Windows, some USB-C hub allow to have two external display (and not mirror ones, for three different display). Not compatible with OSX though.
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
That reminded me of this experiment [1]. Augment your CTR with simulated mouse cursor /s. But yes, the home page is unusable for me too.. [1]: https://javier.xyz/control-user-cursor/
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
I'd say those are some scultping tools.. Like those [1] [1]: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1827273916.html
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
Yeah, no. This about the ePrivacy directive, if you don't have proper consent, you can't read/write tracers regardless of wether this is personnal data or not, except for tracers needed to establish the communication or deman
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
I've met Johny Ryan and he seems like an honest and privacy-focused guy. He seems to really care about his work. I must admit that does not quite fit with a lot of the thing I've read about Brave over the years.
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
Am I the only one that received an email from Google telling me that Google Play music was going to close soon and that I should transfer my playlists?
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
It's a good question and I don't thing any DPA has said anything specifically on this issue. But if your logs contains personnal data related to the user which made the deletion request, you might be in trouble. And personnal data
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
This is a bit saddening to read your take on this guide. The goal is specifically to make the GDPR less daunting and more accessible! I guess it missed the mark. But yeah, the GDPR has to formalize a lot of common sense practices, if you do
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
You are right. The rights of the user depend on the legal basis you choose. This is covered here[1] Basically: * The right to object is not applicable if your processing is based on contract, legal obligation or protection of vital interest
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
I think the "Prepare for the exercise of people’s rights" part is critical. If you are a software architect, you need to ask yourself: can I delete a single user data across all my infra easily? If not, you might be in trouble a c
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
Non tech-related, but I have been building a touring bicycle. Very satisfying to get to learn the standards, choose the parts, assemble. Even builded my own wheels! And now I am fixing my friends bike with the tools I have accumulated. Gett
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
Nope, the law allows cookie that are necessary for a functionnality that allows the communication or is asked by the user. For exemple, as I said in another post, is explicitely allowed: * Cookies for login/session * Cookies for shoppi
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
No it's not. I can't talk for other countries, but for France, the local DPA explicitely said so[0]! Loose translation: "The analytics tool do not fit within the consent exemption when their provider reuse data for their own
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
The link you provide is not a DPA nor a EU body. I would advise getting better sources, as cookies to remember user preferences are allowed without consent.
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
Well, this is a little more complicated, because the cookie issue stems not from the GDPR but from ePrivacy. This directive explicitely targets reading/writing into the user terminal without autorisation, hence the application to cooki
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
Get familiar with the regulation before posting. Explicitely allowed: * Cookies for login/session * Cookies for shopping carts * Cookies for interface personnalisation (language, etc.) * Cookies for load balancing * Cookies to retain u
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by BeniBoy 6y ago
For bike equipement, both bike24.com and bike-component.de both are great! Good selection, great customer service and fast shipping, even now.. Amazon can't compete with that. In general German eshop are the best (shopping from France)
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by BeniBoy 7y ago
Well I would advise everybody to file a complaint to their local DPA. Even if you can oppose the processing, they rely on legitimate interest (doubtful their balancing act is acceptable) and they acquired the data in a legal way, they faile
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by BeniBoy 7y ago
Though keep in mind that to rely on legitimate interest you have to do a "balancing test" between your interest and the ones of the user. This is not an easy legal basis to rely on, and most of the time DPA are quite wary of proce
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by BeniBoy 7y ago
This is a more complicated question that it seems! Cookie banner are not directly related to the GDPR, but to the Eprivacy directive, which, not being a Regulation, is subject to variation in national law transcription. So the answer may va
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by BeniBoy 7y ago
Unfortunately, I tend to agree. I was pretty excited skimming over the post, not realizing this was a hosted solution. Any good self-hosted alternatives with the same features? Or good thread about personnal knowledge management?
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by BeniBoy 7y ago
Trying to find that as well! The best I could find for now is the EUMETSAT feed[1], but it is updated every hour and not as good as GOES-16 at night. [1]: https://eumetview.eumetsat.int/static-images/MSG/RGB/N

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