king_phil

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by king_phil 7y ago
It was not written that he was defending the company, but depending their position. Not the same.
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by king_phil 7y ago
I own a webhosting provider. We offer Let's Encrypt with automatic issuing and renewal, securing 184,961 hostnames (SANs) at this moment. We issue certificates automatically if none is existing when connecting to a website and renew th
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by king_phil 8y ago
I thought the same, while reading the article I was like "I don't want to do this, I want to be with my (baby) daughter!"
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by king_phil 8y ago
They say "yes" a lot and when you want to sell it to these ssame people later, they don't want it anymore. Sell it to them instead.
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by king_phil 8y ago
Present it to potential customers. Ask them to buy it (not ask them if they would buy it, because they say "yes" a lot, but to actually buy it).
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A mom found videos on YouTube Kids that gave children instructions for suicide(edition.cnn.com)
2 points by king_phil 8y ago|1 comments
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by king_phil 8y ago
They even learn social competence for example when playing with random other people they talk about what characters there are, how you communicate with people effectively or give feedback/criticize effectively.
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Docker runs privileged containers unconfined (apparmor) after container restart(github.com)
2 points by king_phil 8y ago|0 comments
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by king_phil 8y ago
This ("there's no alternative") seems not to be true at all: In Germany, 13% of our energy is nuclear energy. Only 13%. We're a net exporter of energy, big time, so we could (almost) disconnect nuclear power right now, i
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by king_phil 8y ago
I think the "very very very busy schedule" misses the point. Everbody has stuff to do, and things that are hard or (almost) impossible to reschedule. But everybody has a personal life, and can and will take time for it. One thing
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by king_phil 8y ago
I laid ot the legal situation above.
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by king_phil 8y ago
I don't see how that is true. I own a web hosting business (since 2003). This situation is EXTREMELY common (like 5%-10% of accounts). I do not see how the payer is the account owner. At all. Can you clarify why that would be? Legally
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by king_phil 8y ago
You actually can opt out. There is a hidden online form, I saw it once.
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by king_phil 8y ago
How do you even buy a surprise gift for your wife? Or something she does not "need" to know about?
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by king_phil 8y ago
No craftsman of any kind would whine about a (good) tool that costs $29 and makes him more productive. I do not see why a progrommer should do that.
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by king_phil 8y ago
Which doesn't have anything to do with the problem decribed. He doesn't want to write "wor" but "working".
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by king_phil 8y ago
Not sure if angry birds would have made a great pen & paper game ;-)
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by king_phil 8y ago
Paywall. What does the article say?
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by king_phil 8y ago
Super-simple answer: it's the law (GDPR). Kopplungsverbot. Art. 7 (4) GDPR. End of story. It says: "When assessing whether consent is freely given, utmost account shall be taken of whether, inter alia, the performance of a contrac
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by king_phil 8y ago
Your view includes only a fraction of the real world. From a european ISP standpoint: the introduction of a systemic weakness is a violation of Art. 32 GDPR. We just can't do it. Classic double-bind. GDPR is more important than Austral
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by king_phil 8y ago
Think public suffixes! It is long, so definitely not an edge case. You can write a small script to look up all PSL domains and check if the www and APEX domain has the same dns records. Our implementation (we control 15 or so) does not, hav
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by king_phil 8y ago
The implementation will definitely need a up to date Public Suffix List. We control a bunch of public suffixes and it's a huge, huge difference if you browse to the address "www.com" or to "com" - or blogger.com and
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by king_phil 8y ago
Is there any evidence that the crows are poisoned? Can you provide the source?
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by king_phil 8y ago
Source?
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by king_phil 8y ago
I don't see how there is going to be a market built (we are talking about a five or ten year timespan here to build a semiconductor factory) around a trade barrier created by a tariff where nobody knows how long it will be in effect. W
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by king_phil 8y ago
And at the same time, the Euro is fantastic. It is just a question of your viewpoint.
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by king_phil 8y ago
You did not mention that since the founding of the EU, there has not been a single war between member states. Compare that to european history and you see the most important thing about the EU. I can live with all the things there are right
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by king_phil 8y ago
Is that the professional opinion of IndieHive LLC as well?
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by king_phil 8y ago
They do, yes! I do!
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by king_phil 8y ago
Then you don't understand the most fundamental thing about the GDPR: "Kopplungsverbot" (german privacy law had that for ages before GDPR). You can't force someone to consent to marketing because he wants to use your serv

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