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by bflesch 10mo ago
I feel you have good intentions and I appreciate your warnings but it's not like people go down these rabbit holes because they want to. They get pushed away and invalidated all the time by people like you who have the best intentions.
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by bflesch 10mo ago
The following advice assumes that you went to your doctor, reported the symptoms, they did a full checkup incl. CT imaging and sent you home without finding anything (e.g. the famous conversation of "congratulations you don't have
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by bflesch 10mo ago
I'm sorry for your loss. It's definitely a fringe theory and I didn't intend to minimize their suffering. But this theory is grounded in my personal experience and my personal analysis with the furniture at hand and my immune
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Viel besser! I'm happy to hear you have recovered, thanks for sharing. You're correct, the mycotoxin contamination of food products is such an important but overlooked fact. Once your body starts reacting to them your life is turn
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by bflesch 10mo ago
What if not GDPR would make an american B2C startup intentionally block visitors from Europe? Their investors most likely fly in and out of Europe all the time and want to show their portfolio company to their buddies. The startup's gr
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by bflesch 10mo ago
The airborne mycotoxin I was exposed to is a scientifically proven carcinogen and class A indoor toxin, confirmed by an official lab. It was direct cause of my eosinophilia/asthma/sinusitis. It is the biggest gaslighting ever beca
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by bflesch 10mo ago
They need to tell themselves that "data privacy" is a non-issue because otherwise they would have to take responsibility for feeding Facebook/Google all of their users for many years, which directly resulted in fake news lace
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by bflesch 10mo ago
It is very convenient when you can point to others for moral absolution when the victims are invisible to you.
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by bflesch 10mo ago
You don't seem to understand that one can do behavioral tracking without sharing all personal data with Facebook and Google. GDPR is mainly focused on who you share the data with. Performance tracking of core business processess includ
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by bflesch 10mo ago
That's what I had to do to figure out source of my asthma and allergies. Without any microbiology degree and while suffering from delibitating disease it was very hurtful that reddit posts with requests for help identifying objects wer
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by bflesch 10mo ago
The AirAnswers website blocks visitors from the EU. Most likely because they are in violation of GDPR and have no plan to care about data privacy. This is a really big red flag for all AirAnswers customers.
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by bflesch 10mo ago
This is significant, especially if it can be productized. Thanks for working on such an important topic. One day in the future technologies like this will keep vulnerable, sick people from being gaslit by other humans about the cause of the
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Thanks. So for virtualized systems it would make sense to routinely clone the HDD and do such a comparison. Could easily be included in the backup software.
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by bflesch 10mo ago
There is EU / Schengen which immensely boosted local economies. We had TTIP but unfortunately it was killed by opposing forces, and there is still MERCOSUR. However, Germany with it's brilliantly corrupt leadership, changed that s
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Would you even call HN a liberal forum? It is full to the brim with profiteers who have no ethical framework except making money for US-based VCs. The past years have shown that many have no problem to change affiliation with the zeitgeist.
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Good point. "Free trade between free countries" is a nice concept but unfortunately Americans have cancelled that subscription.
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Stop playing the victim. When you have time to hang out on HN you're obviously part of the privileged class. The area is hugely profiting from "stolen" EU jobs, which according to Trumpistan logic is something that is not goo
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by bflesch 10mo ago
So European companies brought new jobs and prosperity to Greenville, SC, and the local Americans thanked Europe by voting 60% for Trump in the last election. How do you explain that? Why do the locals vote against the countries that provide
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Nice. Could it be detected by comparing output of `find /` at runtime with output of `find /` if you mount the disk on another system?
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by bflesch 10mo ago
thanks for your work!
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by bflesch 10mo ago
I was also thinking about Crypto AG because the punkt website goes a long way to not mention a single name of a human being who is involved with the company. For example the imprint in the footer and the about page does not list who is CEO
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Maybe "issue" should then be renamed into "TODOs". Because end users have "issues" with a product, it is up for someone with more knowledge to identify if the "issue" is PEBKAC, WONTFIX, FEATURE, or
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by bflesch 10mo ago
That emdash in your reply is so in-your-face "—".
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Now it is loading. You are still in violation of GDPR rules by including a SVG file with the google logo from the clerk.com domain and a css file from tailwindcss.com - both are tracking users. There is no privacy policy on your page. The p
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Somehow "clerk" is on my ublock origin blocklist and therefore the whole website is not loading. I didn't add "clerk" to the blocklist so it must've been added by one of the blocklists that ublock origin is sub
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by bflesch 10mo ago
This makes a lot of sense. Also it is a beautiful website. IMO just the pink bar at the side of the quoted text should have less saturation.
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Nobel prize might be waiting for two sets of octomom same-egg offspring with compatible genders that join together to have n=8 firstborn children which are conceived at same date under the same conditions (no alcohol, no ongoing infections,
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by bflesch 10mo ago
Indeed. And it has happened before that well-known brands change owners and suddenly push new products with certain risks attached for the user. That's all I wanted to point out, and for QNX it would be a very easy way to build trust b
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by bflesch 10mo ago
I'll bite. There's linux distros popping up left and right and even established distros and major OSS projects have significant security risks attached due to core developers residing in non-free countries. These countries wage hy
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by bflesch 10mo ago
You're joking but the north korea intrusions are factually established and an ongoing security risk.

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