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Isinlor
8y ago
If I don't like it, I can protest it. Also, I don't own any property myself. I'm upset by limiting my opportunity to visit cities cheaply.
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8y ago
> both of which might be a net more productive use for the city overall. And who is to decide what is more productive? If you happen to think that I'm the less productive, because I guess "reasons", them I'm to be kic
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Isinlor
8y ago
- I own property and I want to rent it. - "Hang the criminal!", says the crowd... Capitalist pig wants to own and profit from something! How dare she/he?!
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Isinlor
8y ago
Quite likely Google is underrating Vue, because Vue has heavy presence in China and Google does not.
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Isinlor
8y ago
The fact is that GDPR defines 6 bases for data processing, therefore consent is not always required. But I think you just missed a part where I wrote: "they claim" ;). And I agree with you. Something quite simple like consent is v
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8y ago
From "TRAINING A 3-NODE NEURAL NETWORK IS NP-COMPLETE": We consider a 2-layer, 3-node, n-input neural network whose nodes compute linear threshold functions of their inputs. We show that it is NP-complete to decide whether there e
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8y ago
Maybe not one, but 3 books: Into the Wild (book and movie): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7ArZ7VD-QQ When I was in high school I was considering the same path as Christopher took, but then I heard about him and I learned
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Isinlor
8y ago
GDPR doesn't require consent for data processing. Seems like they claim that they base the data processing on: 1. contract about delivering services between you and them 2. profiling is based on a legitimate interest of their administr
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9y ago
I would really like to see that challenged in a court. A company cannot reasonably expect their users to read and understand tens or hundreds of pages of T&C legalize. No one reads them. That's the fact.
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9y ago
In communist countries, hot water was sort of free i.e. the cost was shared. People were having open windows during winter in order to have fresh air and heating in order to have warmth, also heating outside as a by-product :) . Hot water u
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9y ago
If I would name a library after a man who directly ordered to kill your grandparents and grandparents of your colleagues by shooting them in back of their head would you find it funny? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katy
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9y ago
Who in his right mind would name a library after Stalin?!
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Isinlor
10y ago
"You don't understand, George, that Ukraine is not even a state. What is Ukraine? Part of its territories is Eastern Europe, but the greater part is a gift from us." Said by Putin in 2008, Boekarest -> 2014, Crimea annexat
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Isinlor
10y ago
It is not worth it. I would really want a good way to protect myself as an Internet user from this law that the EU is enforcing on me. To protect myself not from Facebook, not from Google, but from the EU. It also gets in my way as a web de
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Isinlor
10y ago
Cookie law is one of the stupidest laws that EU forced. I had to install additional rules to adblocker to get rid of this nonsense and it still doesn't catch everything and keeps irritating me... I don't care, damn it! http:/
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10y ago
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