itbeforesunset

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   by itbeforesunset 5y ago

   I'd say so, although I'd use the term advanced user / power user instead of nerd, as I feel the interpretation is less contextual. My personal observations on why that could be the case: - Markdown has a very technical origin
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   by itbeforesunset 5y ago

   I don't think the size of a website plays a role in whether something is legal. I could see a few issues here, one of them below (I am not a lawyer): According to GDPR "It shall be as easy to withdraw as to give consent.": Yo
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   by itbeforesunset 5y ago

   In many browsers (e.g. Safari), the scrollbar is hidden when not scrolling, while the reading progress bars I know remain visible permanently. Furthermore, the scrollbar describes the whole vertical length of the website, not necessarily th
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   by itbeforesunset 5y ago

   Interesting question where TC got that information. The e-mail only states "This exposure impacted a small percentage of our customers." but no explicit percentage. EDIT: Rereading the article helped: they received a statement fro
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   by itbeforesunset 5y ago

   You're apparently lucky in two cases. No email. And with a top-up notification, also no CC on file. :)
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   by itbeforesunset 5y ago

   According to article, only 1% of users are affected and only those have been notified. I have received the e-mail.