C14L

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by C14L 7y ago
> smoked weed on camera Or, to be more precise, he took one puff and didn't even inhale it. In a place where it is legal. Pretty absurd. Just like the entire worldwide "War on Drugs".
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by C14L 7y ago
They should probably send a GDPA request to delete all their data as well.
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by C14L 7y ago
Replace Crew Dragon with Starlink, and I agree.
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by C14L 7y ago
Sooner or later followed by the next step: interpreting the DNA to identify people who are genetically likely to commit a certain crime.
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by C14L 7y ago
With SpaceX pushing down launch costs, it would really be possible to launch these probes regularly and in large nunmbers. Maybe there could be an NGO that collects donations and builds thousands of always the same exploration probes, to re
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by C14L 7y ago
But what is "often" in that context?
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by C14L 7y ago
That's very similar to what the WHO recommends: https://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2015/sugar-gui...
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by C14L 7y ago
An interesting presentation on the history of futures in Rust (from RustLatam 2019): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skos4B5x7qE
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by C14L 7y ago
Or simply standardize a mandatory "example.com/delete-all-my-data" path on the same domain.
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by C14L 7y ago
> company owns anything you create even outside of working hours Probably depends on the country you are in. I would never work for a company under those terms. What I program in my free time is my code. Sounds terrible that a company wo
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by C14L 7y ago
Not sure why you quote average commute times of random cities and what that has to do with comfort of cars v. public transit. But personally, I prefer to take the subway and read and relax for half an hour before and after work, instead of
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by C14L 7y ago
Being "old" isn't necessarily a question of age. There are 30-year-old "old" people who don't want to learn anything they don't already know. And there are 80-year-old "young" people who gladly l
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by C14L 7y ago
Yes, add these to your `/etc/hosts` file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/h...
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by C14L 7y ago
TIL. Would that mean that using progs like `youtube-dl` to fetch videos from Youtube may get your Goog Account deleted?
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by C14L 7y ago
> The US doesn't censor(?) Any government will try to censor at some point. The difference is that Western countries have independent judicial branches with the power to stop the government from censoring.
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by C14L 7y ago
No, Chinese people invented it. The CCP gets upset about it.
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by C14L 7y ago
> When you want a country to be free and democratic, you can't also tell them who to elect. Wasn't that what happened in Egypt?
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by C14L 7y ago
Never seen it in any logs in 20 years. Do you have a source for that claim?
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by C14L 7y ago
When was that?
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by C14L 7y ago
Probably the US version of European SEPA.
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by C14L 7y ago
Yep. I don't trust any third-party add-ons in my browser to have full read/write access to all web sites I visit. I use a domain block list in `/etc/hosts`: https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts
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by C14L 7y ago
Invasive tracking is still possible. What those companies do not want is to invest big money into "advisors" that help them to be complient with GDPR. A law that was not even made by their own government. Complience not only means
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by C14L 7y ago
Would be intersting to see a user study of the two services to measure the number of people who actually understand what the "sharing" is doing.
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by C14L 7y ago
That explains why he walked over to the DB guy and asked him to run an expensive query on the life system ;)
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by C14L 7y ago
He worked in an anti-terrorism unit at Facebook under his real-name Facebook account? Well, I don't know what to say...
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by C14L 7y ago
> What law are you referring to? GDPR. It requires that the person whose personal data is processed must give explicit permission about what data is processed and allow the purpose for which the data is processed. And it must be possible
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by C14L 7y ago
That's actually the important question that Canonical should answer ASAP.
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by C14L 7y ago
They already deleted the emails. From the article > When I click on an individual purchase and try to remove it — it says I can do this by deleting the email, after all — it just redirects to my inbox and not to the original email messa
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by C14L 7y ago
That sounds pretty illegal over here in Europe. Or did they fix it for European users? Edit: Why am I being downvoted for asking this question?
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by C14L 7y ago
I used to do it this way too, but recently switched to `encfs` and simply sync the encrypted directories. So only modified files (with encrypted filenames and content) are sync'ed.

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