LelouBil

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by LelouBil 3y ago
Well yes, but if you used a compiled language you have to make a new release based on this commit. What I mean is, if you have v2 of your software that introduces a bugfix for module A that's perfectly fine and a bugfix for module B th
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I can't sell my organs, but I'm sure they are valuable to someone. That's the same idea.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Well, it sets a precedent for other EU countries, when associations like NOYB inevitably sue. However, it will take time...
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by LelouBil 3y ago
No, certain classes of products don't have to be given away for free. But you can't take tracking as payment. You can still show ads without tracking, or only have paid users.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Yeah, that's the unfortunate part of the GDPR. Enforcement is very slow.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
> As long as companies can use EULAs to assume our consent implicitly (and change their terms at any time, without warning) Well, they can't.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Well, this is an interpretation of the GDPR that already allows "technical means" to reject tracking. I think it will have to be challenged country by country to make them use this interpretation. But this 100% sets a precedent fo
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by LelouBil 3y ago
With the GDPR, you can't take tracking as payment for your service. Ads yes, but tracking no.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
With microservices, you can also version them independently. In a monolith you can't roll back "a part" of the app to the latest version if you pushed multiple unrelated features at once.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
> More often than not, the choice between Microservices and Monoliths is more of a business decision than a technical one to make. I think that, technically you can use one or the other and make it work. However management is very diffe
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by LelouBil 3y ago
In the department I work there's a lot of microservices, about 5-6 so 5-6 teams. But everything is quarkus/spring java and nothing else.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I liked Control, there's a lot of story that you can discuss. It's like if someone made a game about SCPs but with an actually overarching story.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
That makes me think about the app that starting to get publicly available in France. France Identité, that allows you to use NFC to communicate with your ID and generate a single use, verifiable proof of identity, as well as having a valid
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by LelouBil 3y ago
You share a lot of DNA with your parents, and your children. If one of them used 23AndMe, now a par of your DNA is with them.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
That seems horrible
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Base64 turns 6 bits to a ASCII character (8 bits), I don't think it's possible to have a shorter output length.
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VMProtect 3: Virtualization-Based Software Obfuscation Pt. 2 (2021)(mitchellzakocs.com)
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by LelouBil 3y ago
A lot of common error handling patterns are expressed more effecively in Rust. For bubbling up errors you have the ? operator, then on results you have map, map_err, and, ok_and...
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I am not sure if companies like this should be illegal or heavily regulated. Where I live (in France) recreational DNA testing is illegal since 1994. But also, if they were legal, with the GDPR they would have to obey much stricter rules ab
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AI Assistant Update – October 2023(blog.jetbrains.com)
2 points by LelouBil 3y ago|0 comments
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Valve doesn't sell ad space on Steam so it can make room for surprise hits(pcgamer.com)
3 points by LelouBil 3y ago|1 comments
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Advertising company Criteo fined € 40M for GDPR infringements(noyb.eu)
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by LelouBil 3y ago
https://noyb.eu/en/spotify-fined-eu-5-million-gdpr-violation
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Still waiting for my Batch 2 Framework 16 !
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by LelouBil 3y ago
to be fair, the "casino of modal boxes" is not GDPR compliant. The GDPR says refusing non essential cookies should be as easy as accepting them. Enforcement is happening for cases like this, but it is very slow....
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I found out recently that I have a tendance to "want to multitask" even though I know I don't hear a single word spoken to me if I'm attentively reading something. I'll see an interesting educational video on YouTub
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Don't forget the Linux gaming part ! Valve worked with anti cheat developers to make sure most games work on the Steam deck, and the few that don't just need to flip a switch to allow proton. Like rainbow six: siege for example, g
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by LelouBil 3y ago
For Rider, it's because they built ReSharper (a Visual Studio extension) before Rider, and then built Rider to make it use ReSharper as a back end without Visual Studio, while still using the IntelliJ platform.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
4 Credit cards per inhabitants ? Does everyone have multiple bank accounts ?
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by LelouBil 3y ago
In my experience (in France) everybody I know uses debit card and they are all accepted online anywhere.

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