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killerpopiller
5y ago
I am happy with MS 365
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killerpopiller
5y ago
this was before FB manipulated users with lies and incited hate to vote for corrupt politicians and threatening democratic processes
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killerpopiller
5y ago
but doesn’t the printed text fade away before then?
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killerpopiller
5y ago
what is Logo and Scratch? can’t find them in App store.
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5y ago
how would the list differ for B2C users?
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killerpopiller
5y ago
They have so many evil campaigns running, e.g. their (over)fishing fleets marauding the seas. But lets not forget the Genocide the CCP is forcing upon Uighurs, Nepal and other regions. CCP are faschists and we all should look that fact in t
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killerpopiller
5y ago
for example?
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killerpopiller
5y ago
not necessarily. At least in Germany competition law broke up the restrictions regarding repairing only in brand repair shop’s. Free repair shop’s have accessed now to the manuals/instructions (at costs though).
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killerpopiller
6y ago
in the second scenario, A would trade a share he doesn’t posses and B could trade the same share, no?
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killerpopiller
6y ago
I am really looking forward to the revision of the GDPR and the overhaul of the one-stop-shop concept. Supervisory authority in EU will pool resources to discipline FB on a monthly basis. Irelands SA is as openly corrupt as Trump.
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killerpopiller
6y ago
Matomo (former Piwik) is an alternative imho.
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killerpopiller
6y ago
after "Safe-Harbor"and it's successor "EU-US Privacy-Shield" I suggest.. the "Trust-PACT" P - privacy A - acknowledged C - confidentiality T - treaty It's not only an insult of EU data protection law
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killerpopiller
6y ago
the breakup happened to AT&T, is this considered an overreaction?
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killerpopiller
6y ago
at least for Germany: digital invoices shall be processed in a way that manipulation can be ruled out (GoBD). Hence companies use special scanner and document management systems which document the Revisionssicherheit.
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6y ago
sorry, but the Irish DPA is bought. Even with a low budget she could have at least start investigations, instead nothing. The GDPR will be revised this year (I believe), the corrupted Irish DPA and the OneStopShop approach is the main issue
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killerpopiller
6y ago
same here. Is this a bug or can't ssh be used at all?
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killerpopiller
7y ago
really? Psychotherapists are required to use one of the certified providers to be able to bill for tele sessions. https://www.kbv.de/media/sp/Liste_zertifizierte_Videodiensta...
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7y ago
sorry, I think the analogy is spot on. sure the requirement differ, but so do circumstances under which a meal has to be cooked (differing number of consumers, allergies, different properties of ingrediences requiring changes,..). Cooking c
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7y ago
as long as the Irish data protection authority continues to halt or stall any investigation into FB and co. no GDPR fines will be issued. I hope the review of the GDPR this year will change the one stop shop principle.
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7y ago
one buys the house and separates the levels into flats selling those to the friendly parties. It’s common.
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7y ago
not OP, but I do believe that drug trade wouldn't take place to this extend without the immigrants. I've lived in Finland decades ago and it was very different from where I came from - clean so to speak. Even in Helsinki Weed was
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7y ago
to my knowledge, the lab managed to find the source of those plastic particles (around 15.0000/l). It is not what ones would expect, eg. from packages but plastic from tires, building material and paints and varnishes.
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7y ago
please, UK is a special - Cambridge Analytica‘s success to manipulate the Brexit vote - the video surveillance of public spaces - this porn debacle
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7y ago
It’s not a preorder but a reservation. You can get your money back any time
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killerpopiller
8y ago
I remain sceptical and feel reminded on the 3D-Displays in the late 90ies from 4D-Vision, later x3d and then opticality. 3D without glasses but no content (except some plugins for 3D-SW) to drive adoption.
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killerpopiller
9y ago
Us as in the people? Trump was elected didn't the last governments hollowed out public schools and other educational institutions to curb education and thus be elected by more steerable people?
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9y ago
meter please
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9y ago
my main sorrow with the clearly misleading wifi-switch is to fall prey to those nasty mac-adress tracker in shops. the other reasons you list are minor issues, who needs constant update possibilities, phone call forwarding to your Mac, airp
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9y ago
What about shadow profiles? I am not used by FB but it most certainly maintains an account of me. Additionally, handing over data does not give FB full usage rights to it. At least in the EU, data subjects enjoy the basic right of informati
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9y ago
I also suspect tax avoidance rather than transaction costs
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