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by jotaen 8y ago
I gave up after a couple of times, 30 seconds is too little time for a conversation. On average, there weren’t more than 3–4 messages exchanged in my chats. If there had been a “I’m not sure“ button, I always would have clicked that, since
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by jotaen 8y ago
You should consider making this a bit clearer in the beginning. There is already a lot confusion about GDPR lately and people could take your post seriously. As pointed out by others already, geo-blocking isn’t a proper way to become GDPR c
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by jotaen 8y ago
I think the most important part about the post is at the very end: > Please don’t take us seriously > This is an example of all the things you can do with Cloudflare Workes and our API. If you like it, please spread the word! But hey,
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by jotaen 8y ago
Only for the sake of correctness/completeness: GDPR does allow member states to adjust certain details to bring them in line with local regulations (see Chapter 9). These are explicit opening clauses though that must not basically weak
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by jotaen 8y ago
It’s hard to give general advice without knowing your specific situation. Ignoring GDPR has serious risks, though, as you already said. In my company (Germany) we work together with an external data protection officer, who was of great help
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by jotaen 8y ago
If you are processing data of EU residents that you are offering business to, then they can hold you accountable for GDPR violations. This also applies to the UK, as the UK is (still) part of the European Union.
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by jotaen 8y ago
The decisive factor for GDPR is whether you offer your service in the EU, not where users are (technically) accessing your service from. Think of a EU resident using a US VPN, thus having a US ip address.
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by jotaen 9y ago
Server seems crashed, that link works for me: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:0W2gpfw...
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Ask HN: Transfer files from Mac to Android
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Open heart surgery: successful data migrations during full operation(jotaen.net)
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Environmental Heresies (2006)(technologyreview.com)
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Critical debug info: sensible logging in web applications(jotaen.net)
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by jotaen 9y ago
I use Spectacle on Mac and it works like a breeze. It’s free, but you can donate if you like it. https://www.spectacleapp.com/
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by jotaen 9y ago
Bug report: when I try out the service on your frontpage, the URLs seem to get converted to lowercase internally. So if I try to fetch this URL https://goo.gl/DKukBD (which points to this very HN submission), it actually qu
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Ask HN: Problems with Namecheap.com and DNSSEC?
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by jotaen 9y ago
Small Improvements | Berlin, Germany | Software Developers, UI/UX Designers | ONSITE (Full time) Small Improvements helps people get better by providing a platform for ongoing feedback and continuous improvement. We provide 700 compani
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Ask HN: Flow in practice (JS type checking)
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Shearing layers: about change, persistence and making decisions(jotaen.net)
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Docker ABC: A short, fun and explorative tutorial for software developers(jotaen.net)
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Apartment-hunting: how to approach the search in Berlin(jotaen.net)
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by jotaen 10y ago
Does anyone have trouble with the Cloud Console? The JS assets for the CloudFront dashboards seem broken, so unfortunately it’s not possible to change the behaviours of the Distributions (e.g. to point them to another bucket)
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by jotaen 10y ago
Interesting – can you quantify these performance issues somehow or do you have any other insight what was happening there? It surprises me to hear it, because when CloudFront refreshes an item, it should immediately start to forward the ret
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by jotaen 10y ago
In my case I decided for S3 because I use Hugo instead of Jekyll and I wanted to avoid checking in the build assets into the Repo. My S3 costs range around a few cents per month. However, if you use Jekyll or don’t mind commiting the build
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by jotaen 10y ago
Valid point. I will clarify this aspect in my blog post later today. (UPDATE: done. thanks for your input!)
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by jotaen 10y ago
In this case it was indeed a matter of personal preference, because I wanted to see all the bucket permission in one place. AWS offers some guidance on this question in their docs: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security&
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Fast, cheap and automated: deploying static websites to AWS(jotaen.net)
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The job interview – asking questions as candidate(jotaen.net)
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Protect yourself – a basic guideline to computer security(jotaen.net)
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