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by hennsen 8y ago
How would all these things be legal just because an IP in a logfile isn’t?
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by hennsen 8y ago
Why are ip adresses even considered personal data? They aren’t for most people and situations, unless a lot if other activities are done. All of which would be already illegal without consent by the law. The ip adress i write this from ch
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by hennsen 8y ago
And all that stuff is super complex... for a number which is not person bound and personally identifying in the furst place. Only with a lot more effort. So my critique is, the lawmakers should have made actions to use ip‘s to identify pers
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by hennsen 8y ago
Which is exactly my point put a bit shorter :)
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by hennsen 8y ago
You put it to a total overexaggerated extreme here. That doesn’t help. IP adresses are not 1:1 assigned to a person for a whole lifetime, fingerprints are. Only with a lot additional effort and connection to other databases, IP adresses ca
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by hennsen 8y ago
Ip adresses are needed for security anslysis in case of attacks, for example. the thing is not about doing what you propose but that however you‘re doing it, you have a lot of bureaucracy and legal insecurity right now. The examples of wron
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by hennsen 8y ago
Exactly. Plus they don’t simply concentrate on people intentionally/ignorantly abusing data (putting my email on mailing lists again and again and ignoring me telling multiple times i don’t want it, reselling, etc) but put a lof of ins
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by hennsen 8y ago
Extreme over-exaggeration in my opinion. Actually, just because one critcices the way the law is made doesn’t mean they think it’s basic intention is wrong. As of your slavery example: Forbidding slavery is one(good) thing. Saying „everbod
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by hennsen 8y ago
Which law is that exactly (german here, but i dont know what you’re referring to€
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by hennsen 8y ago
How does for example a small yoga studio’s email list fit in your examples? Or even just it’s website? Without cookies and login even - the IP adress in the log files alone is considered potential personal data that basically puts people in
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by hennsen 8y ago
Can you elaborate that? Whats a “devops person” for you and what keeps them busy? And why cant they have systems that hum along self-healingly automated?
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by hennsen 8y ago
DevOps is uniting dev and ops through code? I believe it’s at first and most important to unite them through good(early, often, honest, etc.) communication and collaboration instead of “you broke x” and “you have to fix y” as well as “this
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by hennsen 8y ago
How/why is a tooltip (that can only contain a few words / one or two sentences with the same info already written above as i describe it) better than a link to the full webpage?
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by hennsen 8y ago
Well. If I’m a regular reader of a blog I definitely don’t want to read such an explanation again and again and again... On the top of the page i read „Create better native apps for iOS and Android with a new...“ (iphone se and accoring scr
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by hennsen 8y ago
I’ve been told not to discuss downvoting (see faq). That said i think too there should be a proposal to comment what you don’t like on downvoting as it is in stackoverflow... otherwise people neber know how to change their behavior.
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by hennsen 8y ago
I admit i don’t know much about the coal burning radiation output. And im even further away from knowing the perfect solution to the worlds energy needs. So i have many questions, driven by the wish to live in a intact environment and leavi
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by hennsen 8y ago
How is nuclear power „clean“ with all the radioactive waste that needs to go somewhere when burnt down?
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by hennsen 8y ago
Yes it will be paid back. By generations to come. While the corporations who invented/introduced/pushed the stuff and got governments to support them by adjusting laws to allow doing it keep flourishing...
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by hennsen 8y ago
Wouldn’t the appropriate comparison be collecting the free cheese test pieces in a bag and selling them outside at a cheese booth?
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by hennsen 8y ago
Yes. And that this kind of discovery - especially detecting if they lied at you in written text, which for me is an exclusion criterion - requires having read the text...
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by hennsen 8y ago
And somebody putting only lies in a resume will turn super honest on the phone?
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by hennsen 8y ago
Yes i do whenever possible - that is, if the team i work with as a freelancer already does or is willing to follow my advice to do it. That is - disturbingly - not always the case. I only worked with gitlab abd github pull/merge reques
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by hennsen 9y ago
I value clarity and explicity a lot. And I’m someone who generally lines to think about proper naming of a variable twice to make it easier for future readers of code. At the same time when reading > How can a = a + 1? That’s like saying
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by hennsen 9y ago
It‘s easier to change bad behavior if someone clearly states what that is. My use of „crappy“ in the very first comment? Did that hurt someones feelings because they love their non-Mac system? That i state i think most other hardware is bad
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by hennsen 9y ago
Then there should be a recommendation too that people should write a comment what they don’t like instead of just voting to help people understand what they did wrong. Like this it feels like downvoting is simply abused to push down opinion
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by hennsen 9y ago
I wonder why people downvote posts who wonder why people downvote posts in which others state personal experiences...
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by hennsen 9y ago
There definitely should a price system that also encompasses the health/environmental/social damage a product brings over its full production and lifecycle! That would generally reward people so much for the good things you mentio
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by hennsen 9y ago
It’s a matter of taste i guess. Unless you tell more about what you like in the one and what not in the other it’s hard to get a value from your experience report.
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by hennsen 9y ago
Tried Dell once and didn’t like it. Dont remember exactly why. Plus the service to return the unsatisfying product was complicated. Last time i checked there was still something missing in the xps linux system so it wasn’t an option and i d
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by hennsen 9y ago
And have even crappier hardware (thinkpads with screen resolution and disk sizes of last decade, not much cheaper, anyone?) with Win 10 preinstalled...

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