evercast

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1. 31.▲
   by evercast 5y ago

   According to my understanding of GDPR, the data would need to contain personal information i.e. something that allows you to link it to an identifiable person. Quick search on google gives the following definition of personal data [1]: &quo
2. 32.▲
   by evercast 5y ago

   I believe the key element here is "if they promised to comply with the rules". Since Epic has already filed an appeal, they don't seem to express a lot of willingness to comply with the rules.
3. 33.▲
   by evercast 5y ago

   After interviewing at multiple FAANGs, I would advise against generalising company culture based on single interview incidents. Sure, it is not nice but well...it happens. They are interviewing hundreds of people, employing thousands of eng
4. 34.▲
   by evercast 6y ago

   It may be worth noting that we do not really know what do they mean by "logs". These can be either database records or simply text logs generated by a web server sitting in front of the OCSP backend and logging the requests, regar
5. 35.▲
   by evercast 6y ago

   Is it really the case though? I am also from Poland (though I do not live there anymore) and based on my experience it was rather a popular dev machine a couple of years back, easily seen at conferences. It is of course less popular due to