hermanzegerman

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by hermanzegerman 2mo ago
It was their own choice then. GDPR doesn't require you to perform audits, unlike other Regulations or certifications
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by hermanzegerman 3mo ago
Man I hate these stupid Press Releases where those scummy companies try to market their models through fake security concerns
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by hermanzegerman 3mo ago
Just use an Add-On like Consent-O-Matic
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by hermanzegerman 3mo ago
You don't need to get an Audit for Compliance with GDPR. Whoever told you that was scamming you
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by hermanzegerman 3mo ago
I don't think "That's what happens if Users don't pay for Software" is a good point, when talking about a messenger who had almost no regular users
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by hermanzegerman 3mo ago
I doubt that Briar saw much usage at all.
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OpenAI loses trademark dispute at EU court(dpa-international.com)
264 points by hermanzegerman 3mo ago|167 comments
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by hermanzegerman 4mo ago
Because if you speed and Police can't verify your identity they will take you to the station to verify it. Same thing if they stop you for whatever reason and ask you for it. Or your personalized public transport season ticket is only
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by hermanzegerman 4mo ago
VW, Mercedes and BMW also squeeze their suppliers very hard, and they operate with razor thin margins. So I agree and wouldn't say that doing everything in house is always going to be the cheaper way
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by hermanzegerman 4mo ago
The German eID stack does also work well, just as the Austrian one does. Tbh I like the German one even better because you need your physical Identity Card and can use your phone as the reader
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by hermanzegerman 4mo ago
Why would the risk be low? Trump also already sanctioned Justices from the ICC based in Netherlands because he didn't like them. He's clearly not the guy with impulse control
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by hermanzegerman 5mo ago
Germany didn't turn off Girocard that's just fake News. I literally paid yesterday using Girocard. It also works with some big German retailers outside of Germany (like with Billa in Austria which is a subsidiary of Rewe Group) Ma
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by hermanzegerman 5mo ago
That's true, but nobody buys a GR by accident because he doesn't know it will be less fuel efficient. Same with the AMG or BMW M-Series
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by hermanzegerman 5mo ago
It's their main business
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by hermanzegerman 5mo ago
The US is also disappearing people without due process by agents without uniform hiding their faces and using unmarked vehicles. This guy is really tone deaf when he tries to paint current Germany as worse than the US right now
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by hermanzegerman 5mo ago
That's funny coming from an American. Throwing Stones in a Glasshouse
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by hermanzegerman 5mo ago
Why does the Dutch Central Bank need scalability?
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by hermanzegerman 5mo ago
Name one example of a 2026 car with the same size, fuel type and class where the difference in mileage is >=50% I have a very hard time believing this, especially with fuel economy and emission regulations
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
It's not a If/Or Question. Agrisolar is even beneficial to farmers
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
They lobbied for tax exemptions for 10 years or longer in most cases. Which probably is the useful lifespan, from most of the stuff in there
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
Thanks for spotting the mistake. No Idea how I got to 192
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
Nvidia is definitely preparing for this with the Opensource LLMs they are currently developing
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
Framework offers the AI Ryzen Max with ̶1̶9̶6̶G̶B̶ 128GB of unified RAM for 2,699$ That's a pretty good deal I would think https://frame.work/de/de/products/desktop-diy-amd-aimax300/c...
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
He's rambling about "left-wing DNA" in the Verfassungsschutz, who is famously quite good at turning a blind eye to right wing extremists. Probably because AfD got rightfully classified as far-right-extremists. So to him they
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
Obviously you can revoke Laws. And not being able to deny the Holocaust doesn't mean you don't have free speech
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
They are conservatives. In Germany they also try every time to enact Mass Data Retention ("for catching Criminals"), then the courts decide it's not compatible with the constitution, and after a few years they try again. I hi
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
They are the ones pushing for it right now. And other all-time big brain ideas like Upload-Filters for copyright enforcement, or privatising the water sector also came from them.
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
There are luckily not millions of conservative politicians. Those we have right now do already enough damage. The older ones who resigned when they fucked up, or had a moral compass seamed to have disappeared. Instead we have more and more
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
FDI is not in EPP
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by hermanzegerman 6mo ago
"Conservatives" feel no shame. But they are first-class in acting like a victim It's the same thing as with your republicans.

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