TomasEkeli

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by TomasEkeli 8y ago
If you didn't want visitors to your site you shouldn't have put it on the web. If you want visitors to your site without any strings attached you should serve the content without grabbing and storing anything about the clients. Th
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by TomasEkeli 8y ago
When I worked with GDPR compliance we tried and tried but still ended up with the opnion that IP adresses are considered personal information. Article 4 point 1 in the GDPR indicates this (unless you can somehow prove that the IP is not rel
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by TomasEkeli 8y ago
I keep telling people - the thing that changes with GDPR is that personal data you handle is now still owned by the person and only in your custody as long as they explicitly allow it. All of our infrastucture has to change to honour that.
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by TomasEkeli 9y ago
It's not their money, it's if you store or process personal data about individuals in the European Economic Area (slightly larger than the EU). If you're running a Chinese site aimed at Chinese you're good. If you'r
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by TomasEkeli 9y ago
The autists I know of have no special skills or magical insights. They're really struggling to get through normal days, requiring constant supervision from full-time carers 24 hours. And it has to be the same carers that come at the sa
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by TomasEkeli 10y ago
I worry about Tom Waits daily.
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An Open Letter to That Lone Team Player(codingwithempathy.com)
2 points by TomasEkeli 10y ago|0 comments
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by TomasEkeli 10y ago
It didn't find Mahler.
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by TomasEkeli 11y ago
Wow, Eric Elliott (@_ericelliott) just asked for this on twitter - and now it happened. He must be a witch.
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by TomasEkeli 12y ago
It's for fantasizing about a career-change.
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by TomasEkeli 12y ago
Why tst instead of test, prd instead of production?
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by TomasEkeli 13y ago
That said - memory is dirt cheap