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The document [1] that it all hinges off doesn't say that it will all be turned off on exit day but says that post-exit if you have an .eu domain and you no longer meet the eligibility criteria then you won't be able to renew it (s
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Ask HN: Single Page App Feature Usage Tracking
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8y ago
Some do, some don't. But if you want to use Alexa or Google Home or Siri to control you do need an internet connection to do the voice translate to command bit. Personally I've gone with SmartThings (Samsung) to control the home t
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United Kingdom Relative Deformation Map
(geomaticventures.com)
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9y ago
For the time limits you could take a look at Circle, which allows you reasonable control (at an individual level) of when and how long your children are using Netflix etc. And offers some control of what (by classified type) or domain white
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9y ago
Devon, county in England, has a similar problem. They look to be embracing getting local community to do the work, providing materials and who after training are then covered on liability. https://new.devon.gov.uk/communitie
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The Nightmare Letter: A Subject Access Request Under GDPR
(linkedin.com)
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Be interesting on this one. GDPR has explicitly called out legal obligations for the data controller and the data processor. Controller is the one you consent to data collection, processor is 3rd party carrying out processing on behalf of c
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9y ago
Yes in that it has no consideration on when the data was captured or acquired. And there is a trickle down to anyone you have or passed the data onto.
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A Pollution Solution That Pays
(pluvo.co.uk)
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9y ago
Not sure whether it's influenced by your existing karma. My perception (with sample size of one) is that when my karma was lower I accrued at closer to 1:1, whereas now definitely not accruing at 1:1.
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Curated list of resources related to serverless architectures and framework
(github.com)
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A secret on the ocean floor
(bbc.co.uk)
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Think some of the comments don't have some context. This is a piece of news from the BBC about a BBC TV programme that is part of a wider education campaign to deal with an inactive population. This link [1] has more details about the
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9y ago
You say that "there is always a corner case that i don't think about or some test that is trivial to the QA team but i didn't do, and my code end up being broke". Is the corner case that you missed a technical issue or i
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See http://www.dartmoor.gov.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/81447... for some history of farming on Dartmoor and https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/climate/uk/regional-climates/sw
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All the writer had to do was a bit of googling and they would have had so much more to say [1], but then they would probably have missed the quota of articles they had to write. [1] https://jalopnik.com/this-is-the-only-airl
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9y ago
I believe "working together" would be more about aesthetics than technical in this instance.
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Gizmodo rewrote http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/12/18/artificial-... and didn't include some interesting details.
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Would be too strange a coincidence if not, and with the increasing level of device support on Echos will be interesting to see whether they stop supporting Smartthings hubs there as well.
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The 'A-Team' that hunts missing planes
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Building an open-source national-scale logistic system in Bhutan
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Perhaps this - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14861075
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Bringing Portraits to Life
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The PDF is a great read to understand the projects motivations, data collected and examples of how the data analysis could help anybody using the underground network make better informed routing decisions.
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The TFL press release summarises the points on why the licence is not being renewed - https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/media/press-releases/2017/septem... TfL considers that Uber's approach and condu
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Cleaving to the Medieval, Journeymen Ply Their Trades in Europe
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Drones can increase survival from cardiac arrest
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10y ago
> There's nothing like fixing a stupid but critical bug in old crappy code that is so bad you can't imagine how anyone wrote such garbage and considers themselves a professional.. and then realizing you were the one that wrote
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10y ago
More details on the Desert Fireball Network - http://fireballsinthesky.com.au/about/
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