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barbarbar
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What about a GDPR request. The right to be forgotten. As I understand it, you have the right to get all your information removed.
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barbarbar
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What is the max velocity? I sometimes see people on new fast e-bikes and it seems a bit scary. And sometimes the rider also looks a bit scared or not really in control.
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I had somehow not understood that you ran the api yourself. So at first it seemed reasonable to use the HttpClient to fetch someting that was available over HTTP somewhere. But then I realized that you hosted the api yourself. To me it seem
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In relation to this you can also ask yourself: how much would you charge to drive around pick up random people that are drunk, hostile, throw up in your car, dont want to pay and things that are worse? So it is a risky business and there is
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I was looking for this. But couldn't remember the name. Thank you for mentioning it.
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5y ago
Fair tax. I live in a country where persons must pay high tax. But companies (big) are doing all sorts of "tricks" and pay zero. I have no problems paying tax myself and have huge benefit from that kind of system (health care). Bu
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5y ago
I have nothing useful to say. But name is extremely smart/clever. Very nice.
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5y ago
It is an extremely thorough walk through of a lot of browsers. But in reality it is only very very very few browser users that has the skill and patience to follow all these very good advices. So I think a better way was to go in the same d
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5y ago
The article also has a very nice email from the Garg. Such I nice guy. It is obvious that he is a fantastic leader. And great communication skills. /s
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5y ago
I tried Immanuel Kant and Søren Kierkegaard. But yes search is extremely difficult.
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It would be completely fine in my opinion. I don't think carpenters or automechanics do much free work.
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I wish I had read this comment before reading the post.
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5y ago
Long time ago somebody made a very good comparison of aws services and mainframe services here on hn. Unfortunately I can't find that comment.
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5y ago
Great with the explanation of how it works. I pasted a url from a danish site and it worked flawlessly. Great job and congrats on the launch. About flutter. I am on mobile web. But scrolling on the page feels "not great". (But tha
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Same here.
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5y ago
Off topic. But the example with an important trial with 1000 clowns on tiny bicycles is just an extremely funny metaphor.
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barbarbar
5y ago
Off topic. Really nice to use the lite version of that site.
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barbarbar
5y ago
This sounds like some very good suggestions.
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barbarbar
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Maybe a case of "Brand blindness"? Or maybe make the mistake on purpose? /s
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barbarbar
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Yes. Exactly this. Not signing up to have a look.
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barbarbar
5y ago
As they mention these are custom examples where you make lookup on user supplied string. But do you have an example of that? It seems highly unlikely to do jndi lookups based on user input.
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barbarbar
5y ago
Maybe below zero due to all the wasted energy?
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Do you have a source for that?
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barbarbar
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But the issue was also fixed in all recent versions of JVM's. So it is only an issue on "old" versions - right?
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Yes - I agree it is awesome. Though long time since I have seen it but remember that Jo Brand was extremely funny.
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I suppose if you are very much into design this great. But I also think an average user is struggling to figure out what does this little drawing actually mean? The fine site we are on now has... zero?
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Oh - I had no idea. Since I have not even got one.
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There seems to be less spam for SMS. At least I does not seem to be a problem? So maybe the idea of a small fee for the sender is not bad?
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I somehow missed you wrote pseudo english. Not sure how I managed that.
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