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by minusSeven 7y ago
For people in countries with no clear privacy laws could I also request Clearview to show my data ? Has anyone tried it ?
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by minusSeven 7y ago
Its probably because for clearview its the only way to know that it is indeed you who is asking for information on yourself.
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by minusSeven 7y ago
They should probably make an exception for rich ugly people.
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by minusSeven 7y ago
I am getting a networkError when attempting to fetch resource on any instagram links...
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by minusSeven 7y ago
I wonder if this applies to a game of Chess or Go? What would be meta for that?
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by minusSeven 7y ago
This is easy to say and hard to accomplish in reality. Unless you give specific to dos and don'ts, you will have to change a lot of your habits.
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by minusSeven 7y ago
Now should I be worried about using YouTube vanced app. Same thing there to isn't it?
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by minusSeven 7y ago
Does this work on mobile?
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by minusSeven 7y ago
You just gave me a good reason never too buy iPhone or Apple products if this is true. I am glad I am on Android.
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by minusSeven 7y ago
Could someone transcribe the article here? The website wants me to subscribe.
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by minusSeven 8y ago
This is why need more regulations so companies can't pull this shit....
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by minusSeven 8y ago
I wish this worked for me in interviews. Saying "I don't know" is often an instant rejection in many interviews.
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by minusSeven 8y ago
The law should be the same for all companies and should not depend on which companies are monopolies.
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by minusSeven 8y ago
I like the amount of trouble EU takes just to protect consumers. This should actually be applauded. I don't think many countries do this outside Europe.
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by minusSeven 8y ago
Also since games are owned by Companies there is literally nothing you can do for all the decisions they take. You just have to get on with it.
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by minusSeven 8y ago
I guess we ultimately lost the battle because normal people don't give a shit about this anymore.... I am not sure what precedent this sets for the future.
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by minusSeven 8y ago
Is it not possible to country ban each website ? Why couldn't they do that for all of europe and move on ?
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by minusSeven 9y ago
What happens if you don't follow the rules? How are the penalties enforced?
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by minusSeven 9y ago
TL DR of what you wrote is basically Government doesn't know what it is doing and can't be bothered to change. If that is the case I doubt if there is anything you do can change that unless you held Government accountable for it.
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Not even close.
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Pleasantly surprised by comments here which were lot more specific and relevant than the hive mind attitude of Reddit for the same thread.
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Sorry for late reply. I don't give the exact same problem but use these problems for references. For instance I often start interview with asking candidate to write a program to find a palindrome. After they answer that my follow up qu
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Why is project Euler being shown in hackernews now ? This isn't something new and has been there for long time. I often use the easier problems in project Euler for interviews to test candidates. Having said that the problems in projec
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Its not just Apple though. Microsoft had the similar problems in the past. Edge did not support silverlight causing people to move to other browser. It was strange to see Microsoft's own software not supported by Microsoft.
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Thing is companies like Netflix want to believe people are paying for seeing content, while truth is most people are paying for convenience. This needs to be drilled down to them.
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Only thing I have to say in all this is any changes made on the web should always be backward compatible.
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by minusSeven 9y ago
hahahahha. There will surely never be jobs like that in the furture right ? right ? ...............
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Its a miss on qa end. so if the qa in my company is good they are assholes ?
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by minusSeven 9y ago
Ahahahahahahahaahahahhahaahh huhuhu -Intel probably
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by minusSeven 9y ago
In other words there should be crystal clear regulations that says what Monopolies(and even normal companies) can and cannot do. The problem is having those regulations in most countries can become a bureaucratic nightmare.

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