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by lambada 15y ago
Need to correct the following: EU Citizens (including UK citizens) can quote Art. 12 Directive 95/46/EG But Section 4 of the Data Protection Act only applies to UK citizens as it is a UK law, hence only UK citizens can cite that law.
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by lambada 15y ago
Any idea why the AI class website looks so different to the ML and DB classes? It doesn't even use the same TLD, let alone have the same style.
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by lambada 15y ago
On a product that deals with social networking, no experience is better than a bad experience.
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by lambada 15y ago
I've starred it fine with my google apps account. You do have to create a 'code' account first though IIRC. Similar to how you have to create a 'Blogger' account despite them using a Google Account.
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by lambada 15y ago
According to http://groups.google.com/group/google-plus-developers/browse... We should star the following issue: http://code.google.com/p/google-plus-platform/issues/detail?... Apparently, no-one had thought to let Google know that this
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by lambada 15y ago
Does anyone know of a similar quality article for dealing with UK law enforcement?
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by lambada 15y ago
Didn't Facebook get bad press a while ago for revealing the user's name and profile picture when an incorrect password was entered?
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Court Rules First Sale Doctrine Only Applies to Works Manufactured in U.S.(libraryjournal.com)
1 points by lambada 15y ago|0 comments
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by lambada 15y ago
I'm stunned. I finally get MapReduce. I'd looked at definitions but it had never really clicked. Thankyou, and upvoted.
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by lambada 15y ago
Is there a more neutral source for information on the impact of this? Intuitively I'm thinking that the precedent set is more complex than is made out here.
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by lambada 15y ago
I didn't realise Apple accepted PayPal, when did they get this integration?
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by lambada 15y ago
This reminds me of color for some reason, although admittedly it's on a smaller scale (for now)
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by lambada 15y ago
Because there is nothing showing the tune and the words together (i.e. sheet music) with some kind of statement that involves copyright. It's a shaky leg, but a leg nonetheless.
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by lambada 15y ago
The article is about Google+ not GMail. Although, admittedly, they are related, I feel that you've accidentally compared apples and oranges.
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by lambada 15y ago
Except that they claimed last year that google profiles would be available in a few months. We still don't have it. There has been no official update on the matter either.
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by lambada 15y ago
Not the same logic at all. Being given the wrong medicine is entirely different due to the relationship between patient and doctor. That is a relationship defined by the position of trust the doctor has. It is a privileged relationship. And
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by lambada 15y ago
Really? There's still Mailservers around for arpa? Wow. I wonder how many e-mail validators that e-mail passes...
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by lambada 15y ago
Really? Hmm, mut have missed that option when setting it up; although I suspect the vast majority of people dont realise that either.
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by lambada 15y ago
Given that the gamecenter password is the same as your iTunes / Apple account password, they could wipe out your account balance by buying / renting things. If you have any card details stored then they could go onto the Apple Store and ord
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Unbound: Books are now in your hands(unbound.co.uk)
1 points by lambada 15y ago|0 comments
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by lambada 15y ago
Having read the paper I'm interested in the fact that a card issuer was actually willing to work with you on this. Especially with providing far more details about each transaction than a consumer can normally obtain. Do you have any furthe
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by lambada 15y ago
Interestingly Facebook will let relatives 'memorialise' a persons profile after they are deceased. It's not well known, but I wonder if the features it removes undermine the point this article is making.
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by lambada 15y ago
Unlikely. Consumers just don't care about processor architectures.