hammington

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   by hammington 6y ago

   couldnt the CDN issue be fixed by just having a little closer relationship with the CDN? - i am no expert but maybe with a dns record or similar. that way it is another host you are pulling from but within the same domain or something maybe
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   by hammington 6y ago

   have you had any reduction in emails you dont want? i get a lot less since gdpr. plus i can now get my data from lots of sites as they cant be bothered to restrict non-eu people to not have the functionality. plus quite a few more sites &#x
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   by hammington 6y ago

   it amazes me how many hackernews readers/commenters seem to have no idea what gdpr is or what it means for them. if a site has a "gdpr popup" then that means they are doing something that the know is morally and legally quest
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   by hammington 6y ago

   you blame the law trying to protect you rather than the sites trying to take advantage of you? interesting perspective. I 100% blame the people running the sites and whenever possible just close pages that come up with all this crap - if yo
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   by hammington 6y ago

   the page loads without any tracking cookies etc... on that page there is a login/register button.. registration processes gets consent for any personal information storage and processing.. where do you see the issue? not tracking peopl