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by danieka 6y ago
IANAL but of you are impacted by this you should seriously consider filing a civil suit against the data controller. The most interesting article of the GDPR for you will be article 82 which entitles you to compensation if you have been mat
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by danieka 6y ago
Have you read the pull requests? I did and I'm appalled that someone would waste maintainers time like this. It's so pointless, and for what? A t-shirt? 15 spam PRs in last two hours https://github.com/phpmyadmin&#
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by danieka 6y ago
We have met the enemy and he is us.
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by danieka 6y ago
Also the author hasn't turned on hyphenation. It's a "rule" that when you justify text you should use hyphenation. If not, the spacing between words will be very uneven as can be seen in the text. The author should try a
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by danieka 6y ago
No. Losing data is just as bad from a GDPR perspective.
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by danieka 6y ago
Also, don’t use Github Actions. They lowered the amount of free minutes and the developer experience is inferior to CircleCI or even Jenkins.
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by danieka 6y ago
This feels backward, I don’t get how CI/CD is dependant on agile. CI/CD can enable some agile practices for sure, but CI/CD provides a lot of value without implementing any of the agile methodologies. But having CI makes it e
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by danieka 6y ago
I've had luck working through Toptal, but that was about two years ago. But when I worked through Toptal I could usually get a gig in two weeks. The pay is roughly equivalent to what I would earn in Sweden, or at least fair, if I consi
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by danieka 6y ago
I don't know why, but I was quite moved by this quote. Now off to write a sonnet.
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by danieka 6y ago
Really seems interesting. But how much is it per month? I'm not going to sign up for a free trial if I don't know what the is price after the trial is over.
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by danieka 6y ago
Patio11’s Law: The software economy is bigger than you think, even when you take into account Patio11’s Law.
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by danieka 6y ago
Baltimore Cops Carried Toy Guns to Plant on People They Shot, Trial Reveals (2018) That's institutionalized malice aforethought in my book. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/8xvzwp/baltimore-cops-car...
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by danieka 7y ago
It does allow individuals to sue, and our right to justice is set out in article 79. It allows you to bring a suit to court in your (European) country of residence. You can sue for compensation for immaterial or material damages as set out
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by danieka 7y ago
You should take a look at Toptal, I use it for just this, working around 20 extra hours a week. Can't give out my rate there, but it's fair. Easy to get gigs once your in, the clients I've worked with have been good. Very lit
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by danieka 7y ago
I see, I wish you the best of luck!
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by danieka 7y ago
Correct, it is the corporate tax that is deferred.
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by danieka 7y ago
Are you or the publisher located in the EU? If so, consider bringing legal action against the publisher under GDPR and send a article 17 request for erasure to Facebook. GDPR covers this publication since it was made by the company. I’m not
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by danieka 7y ago
You're right that my answer is incomplete. In these matters the devil is truly in the details. And my answer to your point is: yes, but it depends. And you have to look up the local tax laws to see if the company could be said to have
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by danieka 7y ago
I think freelancing can be a good way to achieve financial freedom and I'm considering doubling down on this approach. However I think an essential element is using geographical arbitrage. So while continue working for western wages yo
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by danieka 7y ago
I really like the photos. It reminds me of the internet how I remember it before it was taken over by the mono-culture of social media. Where blogs was a means of personal expression. She (I assume) doesn't care if the photos turns a f
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by danieka 7y ago
Why five milestones? Working on a listicle?
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by danieka 7y ago
https://placekitten.com/ is a genuinely useful page for generating placeholder cat images on the fly. Invaluable when prototyping an interface.
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by danieka 7y ago
I does have teeth, but you need to be willing to sue the company to force removal. Data protection agencies are swamped with complaints so you have to take things into your own hands. Article 79 opens up for civil action against data contro
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by danieka 7y ago
If you are in the EU remember that sales to companies will have reversed tax, just make sure to get their VAT number and then you don’t have to apply VAT. But I think that the invoice/receipt has to say that reversed VAT should be appl
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by danieka 7y ago
When I was in school the only computers I had access to were in the schools computer halls which were shared with every other class in school. Settings like keyboard changes could not be persisted, and even so I got a different computer eve
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by danieka 7y ago
Do you have anyone in your network that can test out your MVP, and actually use it in their company? What I found in the beginning, if the MVP you released is kind of crappy, which it should be, is that it's difficult to get people to
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by danieka 8y ago
Maybe your friend is making a mistake betting on this startup, maybe he isn't, either way it's his mistake make. Sure, it might not be the optimal path to wealth but there are other positive things you get out of running a startup
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by danieka 8y ago
I've read that travel on the Malmö-Stockholm sleeper is on the rise, especially by business travelers. Unfortunately I can find the source, but I think it was covered in SvD. I often travel Malmö-Stockholm for work, but quite often I&#
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by danieka 8y ago
Being able to build Go into a binary without any dependency makes distribution really easy. As a user I prefer a single file that I can download and run and as a developer it has really simplified builds and deploys.
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by danieka 8y ago
Check out Art. 82, right to compensation. I would also be disappointed if this did not turn into a class action.

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