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by buzer 6y ago
According to Finnish data protection ombudsman, data subject has right to object in case of legitimate or public interest. Data subject does not have right to object when it's based on contract or legal obligations. https://
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by buzer 6y ago
Looks like there were some complaints about the EC provided system and some people decided to roll out their own & get it certified. https://citizens-initiative.eu/openeci/
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by buzer 6y ago
From looking into it a bit, it looks like each country sets the requirements by themselves. In case of Finland, requirements are documented at least at https://dvv.fi/en/european-citizens-initiative ("The organise
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by buzer 6y ago
It can matter. It's possible for servers to be in country where to where you cannot export GDPR data to.
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by buzer 6y ago
Not specifically due to extension, but there are plenty of cases where people hosting tor exit nodes get raided. https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2018/07/05/tor-linked-nonpr... https://www.techdirt
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by buzer 6y ago
I get those even without a website at the domain. They just spam everyone who can be found from whois data (lists of non-expired domains they probably just buy from somewhere).
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by buzer 6y ago
https://yourdatafitsinram.net/ The listed servers are from few years ago so I guess there might be some bigger ones available these days.
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by buzer 6y ago
I mainly use them when I need to send a link that needs to be manually typed at some point (e.g. asking person to go some website during phone call).
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by buzer 6y ago
They do during summer. If you zoom into the Bear Camp Road, you can see that it currently says "(Closed Nov-Jun)". If you set your leaving time to July, you can see that the other route uses that road.
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by buzer 6y ago
Two possible scenarios come to my mind, but both are a bit far fetched. First one being that this is some kind of phishing training & seeing what kind of techniques could be utilized when doing attacks against high-value targets later (
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by buzer 6y ago
They seem to releasing Code With Me soon (it's currently in EAP, I understood it should come with 2020.3). I haven't tried it yet, but it seems like it could be used a bit like VS Code's remote development mode. It does have
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by buzer 6y ago
> Yet they don't mention why they didn't notify the local and national authorities immediately when they noticed the disturbance, which delayed the authorities' preparedness. It took several hours for some local authoritie
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by buzer 6y ago
[edit] UK situation regarding GDPR might be a bit different though as, if I understood correctly, they implemented GDPR as separate national law (instead of it just being EU regulation). https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga&
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by buzer 6y ago
> Well, good luck hauling small kids, furniture, gardening or construction materials by bike or public transportation. I see plenty of parents with small kids in public transport, those that are using strollers don't even need a tic
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by buzer 6y ago
> salaries go from 4-6k euros. Take-home pay would be in the region of 2.5-4.5k most likely With 6k salary, you would likely be taking home at most 4k. 6k translates to about 75000 yearly (lomaraha, i.e. holiday bonus, is about 50% of si
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by buzer 6y ago
> The reason that publicly-traded companies are not CFCs is that a CFC must have 50% of the vote or value of the company owned by US Shareholders. Aren't there some public companies where some people have over 50% of the votes? Face
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by buzer 6y ago
Additionally in some European countries (e.g. Finland, probably other Nordic countries as well) there isn't family taxation so 2 people earning 3000 a month is better than single person earning 6000.
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by buzer 6y ago
My guess would be something like PgBouncer. Someone may have installed it to the production server at some point in the past.
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by buzer 6y ago
If it exists, there is probably a cute anthropomorphic representation of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBoojBTEPaI
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by buzer 6y ago
> I'm just waiting for tech that uses eye-tracking to put a tiny hi-DPI display that "moves around" so it stays right in line with your foveal vision, while having a static, head-wrapping low-DPI display behind it, to cov
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by buzer 6y ago
ConnectPRO claims that their switches pass EDID information to all systems. They have some examples of it being in use in Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/rexwu168/videos I finally ordered one a while ago afte
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by buzer 6y ago
> WebRTC doesn’t incur data costs on the servers since the data is peer-to-peer There are probably some operators that do pure p2p, but vast majority use some kind of bridge past certain number of users (& TURN might also be used for
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by buzer 6y ago
According to the rules of Interpol, it should only be used for serious crimes. There should be some kind of non-exhaustive list, but it's probably not public. Article 83 @ https://www.interpol.int/en/content/d
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by buzer 6y ago
Some prior discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24219448
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by buzer 6y ago
I think that means that you wouldn't be able to give such a name in cases where it has become a standard for the other gender, meaning it would be tricky to add new neutral names. It's also quite new additition so I don't thi
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by buzer 6y ago
I don't think neutral names are illegal, they are just rare. Names like Kaino, Rauni and Muisto have couple of registrations per year with quite equal distribution between genders ( https://verkkopalvelu.vrk.fi/nimipalve
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Varjo Secures $54M Series C Funding(varjo.com)
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by buzer 6y ago
For me first page of Google results were about typescript (except for one imdb entry) in both normal & private mode, but image & video search had nothing to do with typescript. Safe search was off. Location probably plays a part in
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by buzer 6y ago
Depends on what you define as new functionality. They can have things like warehouses (huge chests), mini factories ( https://mods.factorio.com/mods/MagmaMcFry/Factorissimo2 ), by-products that you need to manage (m
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by buzer 6y ago
> What’s the worst thing a spammer can do if they sign up? I have seen spammers signing up just to send short message via welcome email ("Hi firstname," -> "Hi check this foo.com,") to their targets. The worst thin

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