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by Msurrow 2y ago
Oh yes. I have two. What I dont get is how having 2 more persons somehow makes everything travel related at least 4x more expensive?! Anyway, there is no “roughing it through asia” with two little ones. Thats why I wrote the caveat with gri
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by Msurrow 2y ago
It can, but it certainly doesnt need to. For travel there are probably many destinations in your own country, that people actually visit your country to see. Those a typically cheaper to do. Then there is asia - I’ve traveled tree months in
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by Msurrow 2y ago
> I'm getting cold feet because of the money Try this thought experiment: Think of the best memories you have in the last 1-2 years. Think of the best memories you had between 5-10 years ago. I’m willing to bet that the “core” of al
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by Msurrow 2y ago
Wow, so many comments just do not get the point of your question, even when you asked to be concrete. “Start your side gig”, “know how to work well across teams”, “specialise in a domain”.. amazing. Anyway. My current contracts are set to e
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by Msurrow 2y ago
How do you handle conflicting feature requests from two different paying customers? Like customer A wants buttons in the right, customer B wants them on the left.
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by Msurrow 2y ago
Perhaps because the VPS is hosted somewhere remote and (s)he needs to ssh into it. Why ask questions in such an arrogant manner to begin with.
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Tresorit is where all my stuff goes. Except photos from my phone, for that I use iCloud backup (not Photo sync - the encrypted full device backup) My priorities for a solution for this was 1) Privacy 2) Security mostly in terms og availabil
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Yep, the thing you wrote about IAB made me think Zaraz did something it doesnt. My bad. My comment was intended for people writing (and using) those horrible consent dialogs. Edit: why you need to care about demands from IAB I dont know, bu
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by Msurrow 3y ago
That is complete BS. You could start be removing all tracking code from your site and code sharing with 3rd parties. Boom, compliant (in that part) and not even a need for a consent form in the first place. The you may add a feature to trac
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by Msurrow 3y ago
And knowing what problems should NOT be solved (by tech). Not everything needs a tech solution. There may be many reasons for something not needing a tech solution. The only way you’ll get to learn if a problem needs a tech solution is the
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Financial markets/stock markets are pretty regulated. From what I hear there is quite a bit of stocks being traded. Trading even seems to increase over the years.
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Yes, I agree completely . This has alwaysbeen my main use of diagrams. Have you ever used it for purely analytical purposes, and gained something you couldn’t have otherwise?
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Ask HN: What software diagrams have made a difference I your decision making?
3 points by Msurrow 3y ago|3 comments
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by Msurrow 3y ago
The readme links to another blog which explains the use case in more detail, but this quote sums it up I think “In a world where everyone's own website is its own OAuth server, it's obviously not practical to have an app developer
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by Msurrow 3y ago
I think you are correct about the article. But I still think a lot of cars on the EU market collects (top much) information. But thats just a guess for sure
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by Msurrow 3y ago
IANAL but this is clearly not even close to being legal under GDPR. Especially those collecting article 9 stuff (biometrics, genetics, sexual orientation, race, etc). I think its just a matter of time before someone buys a new car that does
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by Msurrow 3y ago
One of the roles of the DPA is to investigate and collect formal prof of wrongdoing. So no, you do not need proof og wrongdoing, you just need enough to get the DPA to investigate. For example, a fundamental priciple of gdpr is that of da
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Well, thats not the point. The comment above asserted that OP cannot “move the needle”. I’d say thats incorrect. If WhatsApp is voilating gdpr.
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Well, you are wrong if OP is based in the EU. Every member state has DPA - Data Protection Authorities that citizens can contact and/or report companies that are voilating. They have the authority to investigate and hand out fines(1),
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Just visited two nights this summer (from Denmark), and I must say it is a very nice place to visit either for a daytrip or weekend getaway. The Hven distrillery is worth a visit either for the resturant it self or for the tour of the disti
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by Msurrow 3y ago
> Listen to your wife, she's better prepared than you are. Haha, truer words have rarely been spoken. @OP: No book, podcast or anything else can teach you how to take care of your kid(s). By all means, read and listen to things but
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Gradual rollout.
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by Msurrow 3y ago
You are probably correct. Did you see the article on how Amazon Prime moved away from Microservices on AWS due to cost. Thats a little bit amusing. https://www.primevideotech.com/video-streaming/scaling-up-th...
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Love this! A simple innocent trivia game (I assume this isnt a professional thing) blown completely out of proportion by competitiveness. Its just in that sweetspot where the tradeoff between effort to write tools vs the gain from using to
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Yes, I agree. I subscribe to Wine Spectator for reviews for this reason
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by Msurrow 3y ago
We actually also have a hobby wine production. About 200 plants. Established back in 2010ish. Its very insightful and a very interesting perspective to add to “just” drinking and tasting wine. I’ve done 5 vintages now, and there is still so
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by Msurrow 3y ago
Sure. You can get WSET 1, 2 and 3 for sure in UK ( https://www.wsetglobal.com/wset-school-london/wset-courses/ ). Another popular wine education is CMS (Court Of Master Sommerliers) https://www.courtofmas
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by Msurrow 3y ago
I build a "SaaS" wine app, for tracking wines in my cellar and for tasting notes as well. "SaaS" in quotes since it runs in a small production setup with all the bells and whistles (ie. CI/CD pipelines, continuous r
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by Msurrow 4y ago
I agree. Even if its only public for one sec it should be considered compromised. However, everything is a risk management question, so knowing the amount of time it was exposed is helpful for other orgs to determine their response to this
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by Msurrow 4y ago
Its not the time from discovery to rotating the key thats OPs issue. What was the time from key being public until discovery? Thats the issue. And also, while the key was public, did anyone access it?

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