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by killerpopiller 9y ago
in Germany it is permitted to cold call B2B (§ 7 (2) Nr.2 UWG) but not cold-email (§ 7 (3) UWG).
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by killerpopiller 9y ago
make it available for other countries as well in a machine 'Language' learning mode. The seeing crowd could train it the local terms, pointing at the fridge and dictating Kühlschrank. This would be a cool project to help others. I
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by killerpopiller 9y ago
probably meant: G "has one of the biggest low income employment sector" - less than 1/3 of median income - < 20% of all employees (Dec 2016) with decreasing tendency
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
yeah, thanks. the unique email-address is a number-code-service-provider@mydomain.com and can't be guessed really. I thought that my system may have leaked such email-addresses, e.g. my own mail-server (horde), or apps uploaded my addr
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Ask HN: If an unique email-adress receives suddenly Spam
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
that was before ones personal contacts (and every personal information one can think of ) could get into silos of spammers, fraudulent marketers, annoying cold-callers, malware-distributer, who don't have to pay to contact and do so wi
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
as a European I pity you for not having data protection regulations. Instead you have to deal with unregulated, unreasonable despotism. ISPs are telecommunication providers and bound to special secrecy, disclosing browsing history is punish
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
I agree, but as a European I will not travel to US because of the border patrol. I fear being asked to state my social media accounts, to open my smartphone and as worse case, to be detained for who knows what.
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
Good inquiry! An interesting question with look alike audience seems to be if FB "decrypts" the md5-hashes of uploaded by a willing company of user names not matching FB user base - see shadow profiles. Also which company uploaded
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
OT: My display was flickering last week, black and back until I rebooted. Does anyone had this problem as well? I filmed it and will ask apple what to do.
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
leo can get those information about people abroad, using their phone on foreign soil, maybe even being foreigners.
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
BT-Sync is the original of syncthing with iOS-support but considered bad because its closed source and comercial I like it though
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
for synching between devices I use BT-Sync, now Sync.. closed source but reliable as a background daemon not needing intervention
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
so, the price for peace is to further the international 1% and give up democracy in exchange for plutocracy?
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
I this cheating aspect of the chinese Culture very believable for several reasons. - china is a highly competitive culture (extremely densly populated, need to competing aout ressource) - china acts economically like Borg, they sold solar p
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by killerpopiller 10y ago
filtering IP-adresses is an important security feature, if personnel needs to access it from non-white listed adresses, they first have to tunnel into Corporate Intranet you shouldn't expose your services for convenience
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
no pics?
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
but if it entered public domain in NL who can uphold Copyright in US? How can US law overrule dutch if it is of dutch origin?
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
I am not convinced that the sole word of the Commission will suffice.. that was after all the core of the safe harbour-decision
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
Well, you have to obeye local law. Only because the internet makes it easy to provide services in other countries doesn't put you outside their law - the territorial principle applies. Regarding the data protection specifics, well, may
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
I really like OneNote and use it as professionally but I wish the Mac/iOS-Versions wouldn't be that slimmed down featurewise..The MS Original is so powerfull, it's a pitty we Mac users are kept out. Put your documents in the
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
thank you guys for you work, our pfsense is a bastion since 10 years
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
Parasites (round worms) in Africa boost fertility in women since they seem to suppress imuno-reactions paving the way for sperms. (see Aaron Blackwell University of California) Probably one reason why their fertility is with 4,7 children&#x
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
the real Internet will come, sooner or later but a monopolized, censored mutation might postpone that, thus curbing it's self-empowering and democratic potential. this programm really has to die. and we all should help killing and bury
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
it doesn't even produce power
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
but is NOx that harmfull?
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
it's a good reminder how low the US government has sunken and how little dignity it's protagonist seem to have and seem to recognize
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
the shoe maker wears the worst shoes
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
I actually could use your help and would provide a nice shelter, food, salary in an awesome town here in Germany. if you are interested, let me know.
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by killerpopiller 11y ago
"Facebook with its "real name" policy makes itself the arbiter of other people's selves. Under pressure from cross-dressers, Facebook said it would relax the "real name" policy and allow people to use aliases,

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