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by ID1452319 8y ago
It is newsworthly for a number of reasons. Firstly, most people do not know that companies are scanning their customers, suppliers and employees against these Watchlists. Secondly, people are placed on these watchlists with no burden of pro
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by ID1452319 8y ago
I think I'll submit a Subject Access Request, as I am sure I'm a member of the Caesars loyalty programme.
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by ID1452319 8y ago
How do people attend and not receive a degree? Are they implying people have dropped out or is there some kind of course which doesn't result in a degree certificate?
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by ID1452319 8y ago
Does anyone have any details of what the vulnerability actually was? I remember at the time a security "expert" was interviewed on R4 and claimed it was Islamic terrorists - something that he obviously read on a messageboard 10 mi
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Vision Direct 'fesses up to hack that exposed customer names, payment cards(theregister.co.uk)
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Congrats to Debbie Crosbie: New CEO at TSB Has Unenviable Task Ahead(theregister.co.uk)
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by ID1452319 8y ago
The question is whether their subscription model can make up for the fall in revenue from sales and adverts. Last year their revenues grew by just 1% and they managed to half their losses by cutting costs. Whether they can cut another £20m
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by ID1452319 8y ago
Clearly this article is only referring to Corporation Tax (a tax on profits). Amazon and Starbucks will both pay business rates and employer's National Insurance among other taxes. Amazon and Starbucks also create value for their share
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Ask HN: Should IT Adopt “Black Box Thinking” in Relation to Cyber Attacks?
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How can you tell it is Teamsite?
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by ID1452319 8y ago
Indeed. Also, don't store JavaScript files within your CMS.
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What I can't get my head around is how they managed to add their code to the .js file. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the file was hosted by BA within their CMS, yet the attackers were able to update this file to include their 22 li
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by ID1452319 8y ago
Won't the "link tax" simply result in new services publishing an open licence, similar to GNU? It does seem like an open goal for the likes of Google, Facebook and Twitter, as I can't see news sites wanting to risk losin
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by ID1452319 8y ago
I agree. The article skims over the consistencies in the way data is recorded in the two tools. My experience is that Google Analytics is much more sophisticated, whereas tools which query server logs are more "as is".
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by ID1452319 8y ago
If we had fewer coffee shops, it would simply mean we have fewer shops. I don't know what your local town centre is like, but mine would be a ghost town if the chain coffee shops backed up and went home.
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by ID1452319 8y ago
You don't have to hire a DPO. You do have to appoint someone within your company to be resposible for data protection, which seems like good practice anyway. You don't have to hire an expensive company to go through your systems.
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by ID1452319 8y ago
It reads like the kind of article that was doing the rounds a year ago. The links you've added are very good and I would include the ICO's self-assessment toolkit, which is a useful guide: https://ico.org.uk/for-or
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by ID1452319 8y ago
Oldie, but goodie: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/
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by ID1452319 8y ago
Are dividends in the US taxed and if so at what rate?
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by ID1452319 8y ago
Last night I heard my neighbour cheering before Trippier's free kick had even hit the back of the net. Either he works for a betting company or his TV provider was a second ahead of mine!
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by ID1452319 8y ago
Hold on. How has Facebook had a ban on cryptocurrency adverts since January? Every day I see another false advert, with a fake Dragon's Den investment scenario, linking to a site mocked up to look like BBC news.
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The main reason is that politicians come up with these ideas all the time. They never actually see the light of day in terms of implementation. Therefore these kind of announcements are met with a mixture of cynicism and "it's nev
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The main area of ambiguity in my opinion is around "legitimate interests". Many companies who would otherwise breach GDPR regulations are using this as a get out of jail free card, particularly sites/applications which collec
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by ID1452319 9y ago
Does everyone in the US have to file their own tax return? In Britain, what's called self-assessment is relative rare, with only about 10m people having to file returns. Everyone else is on something called PAYE (Pay As You Earn).