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by bserge 5y ago
From OPs link to the official guidelines: "If data are inaccurate to the point that no individual can be identified, then the information is not personal data. (e.g. If you refer to “the man who lives at 12 Mulberry Lane had a party la
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by bserge 5y ago
Hey now, working 100 hours a week is illegal!
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by bserge 5y ago
UK businesses never bothered much with the EU, anyway. It's ridiculous. There's big demand for cheese, ales, biscuits, even pasties, all over Europe. Yet many farms and companies with an online store didn't even ship EU-wide.
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by bserge 5y ago
More like doing business in the EU is far more complex.
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by bserge 5y ago
An email address is PID? My PoV is that an email address + first name in a mailing list should not be covered under GDPR. William (billy69420@cbt.eu) does not identify anyone, does it?
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by bserge 5y ago
Is it cheaper for the end user? If not, what's the point of using ARM over x86 besides ideological reasons?
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by bserge 5y ago
Works even better in the EU. 20K in cash on an economy flight? Criminal! No other way. No way you saved up all of that, you poor pos!
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by bserge 5y ago
Can't get paid more than 1500 in cash in France. 2000 Pounds is "a lot of money" to exchange in the UK. The limits are suspiciously higher if you're well dressed and stepping out of an expensive car or moving millions. T
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by bserge 5y ago
And use 2+ computers at once for increase performance at a fraction of the price. That's what I'm doing lol.
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by bserge 5y ago
Wittgenstein was a tortured soul in a garbage world, much like a lot of other people who did not have the means or will to organize all of their thoughts in writing. I do wonder how many "great philosophers" were and are out there
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by bserge 5y ago
Not like they're doing anything useful with it. "You bought a toilet? Would you like another 4 toilets?" I mean, ffs, maybe recommend a bidet or installation tools.
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by bserge 5y ago
Honestly, those are some big demands you've got. Do you have any leverage? Many people wanted Russia to stop pestering their neighbors and the world. Many people wanted the US to stop overthrowing governments and stop running disastrou
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by bserge 5y ago
You're right imo. The UK seems to have went through something similar. The thing is, the factories, farms, power plants, equipment, knowhow don't go away. If you have the people and can feed them, a developed country will do fine
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by bserge 5y ago
People would afford fewer imports, pretty much. You'd think "China makes everything" but they do need raw materials and fuel. They also import a lot of food, not sure how necessary it is. So the smart thing to do is invest he
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by bserge 5y ago
It's common sense, isn't it? SSDs fail from overheating, NVMe SSDs even more so. Always use a heatsink and better yet, have good airflow.
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by bserge 5y ago
Blind, deaf, with no pain receptors. Better not let consumers find out heh
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by bserge 5y ago
They have a high income and are really good at ignoring the poor who do the dirty, low paid jobs and at best eat mortadella/baloney, cheese and eggs (doing their part for the planet, unlike everyone else lmao). Just like other western
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by bserge 5y ago
Hmmm, I actually remember some of Android keyboard like that, it had two letters per key, so one tap - first letter, 2 taps - second letter. Allowed for bigger key size. Worked a lot like a good old phone numpad, just faster. Crashed a lot.
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by bserge 5y ago
Ah, but you have heard of them! (gotta do everything myself, but I can go to sleep now :D)
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by bserge 5y ago
Take a lesson from "AI" companies and "communism" - Have the pigs be in a coma for their whole lives or something and call it lab grown.
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by bserge 5y ago
You lose access to everything, yes. Which is really fucking dumb.
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by bserge 5y ago
Never heard of Amazon and Apple removing files from users' accounts? It was kinda big news. For a day.
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by bserge 5y ago
They are the worst pirates I've ever heard of.
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by bserge 5y ago
I actually entertain a similar idea often. A service with a limited number of customers/clients/subscribers. Enough for the developer(s) to make a living and provide quality. It very much goes against common business sense, thou
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by bserge 5y ago
And why should you or I judge and decide on that? If their opinion is that it doesn't impact them, that's good enough.
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by bserge 5y ago
Well, judging by the extremely racist and most often dumb as hell /r/Europe, the racist and self-hating r/ukpolitics and the racist, smug and self-important r/germany, it's people who ruined social media. And the In
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by bserge 5y ago
So, "Bull Shit Capitalism" got lost in translation on its way to India.
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by bserge 5y ago
What does "no tracking" even mean here? Does it include no facial recognition? I mean, ffs, the FBI or Interpol or whoever could release such an app using keywords that mean nothing these days. Privacy preserving, no tracking, no
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by bserge 5y ago
We are robots. Pretty advanced, too. If only we were able to sudo shit :D
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by bserge 5y ago
Maybe someone did write "Don't be a cunt" using a bunch of stars and we just can't read it :D

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