frankvdwaal

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   by frankvdwaal 2y ago

   Man, there are a whole bunch of sites that cover the Netherlands, but they always seem to be out of date or dog slow to the point of timeouts and ad-laden. This is fast and accurate - just type it in and boom. Why can't the web be more
2. 32.▲
   by frankvdwaal 3y ago

   From the site: "all elements on the frontier are not equally good." Peach is just as good as Daisy, for example, so I'd say: "Not all elements of the frontier are equally good."
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   by frankvdwaal 3y ago

   Well, note that I said it could just as well be a widget on the website somewhere. There's no such thing as a mandatory cookie popup. You don't need to get explicit consent if your website needs certain cookies to do what the us
4. 34.▲
   by frankvdwaal 3y ago

   This is a misconception that I've seen going around, and I still wonder where it came from. The Dutch implementation is called "Uitvoeringswet Algemene Verordening Gegevensbescherming", which, as the title states, is the law
5. 35.▲
   by frankvdwaal 3y ago

   No, it's the builders of the consent notifications who are responsible for that. They are often skirting or even breaking EU law to make it a headache to refuse. The GDPR says, for example, that refusal should be just as easy as accept