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by nolok 4y ago
Yes and no, it's not a google services essentials but a google workspace aka sheets/calc/drive, account. You might think "but email are essentials for work" and I would agree if not for the fact that it's espec
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by nolok 4y ago
1 - according to a lot of reports from other people fired these past few days, there is no internal conversation about anything substantial, they learn more about his point of view and/or what he doesn't like in their job from his
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by nolok 4y ago
Android users here so I genuinely don't know: can't the voice trigger for Siri be entirely disabled ? I know I never allow my phone to listen for trigger (or even the entirely worse "keep listening when locked for the trigger
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by nolok 4y ago
They're elected representative. You were asked in the most official way possible, with elections. Both in your national election which then decided the government which chose your country EU representative for the council and commissio
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by nolok 4y ago
I cannot answer your subcomment I believe the thread might be too deep ? Anyway sadly no Cloudflare isn't ok, it's specifically one of the three provider that got Shopify convicted in the parent article (other two being Cloudfront
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by nolok 4y ago
You are allowed to dismiss your right to privacy is you so desire but the majority of EU citizens have decided not to.
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by nolok 4y ago
Oh yes then, you are fine if you migrate to a EU provider as long as you respect the general provisions of the GDPR (inform the user, allow access and deletion of PII, don't share it outside the EU, etc ...) ! Sorry I assumed you were
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by nolok 4y ago
Apologies, you're abolutely right
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by nolok 4y ago
> So we basically need to migrate to a EU based could provider ASAP? Sadly no because you still own the data, which is the criteria the US has decided on. > Would this privacy shield 2 fix this problem? No idea since at this point it&
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by nolok 4y ago
Exactly, your baby sitter, your employer, your lawyer, the plumber you called two months ago ... Are covered. The person you traded phone at the bar last week, your neighbor or your coworker from last job are not.
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by nolok 4y ago
Sure if you're willing to violate the law, but if also need to accept never having any EU businesses as customer.
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by nolok 4y ago
Exactly, it's not the EU overreacting about "what could be", those things have already happened
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by nolok 4y ago
It's not about saying where the data is / warning your customer, it's about protecting the data. You need to protect it under EU court / jurisdiction, and the US broke that and said they have jurisdiction over any piece
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by nolok 4y ago
> How would a small company, say a code forge, that is based in the US ensure that it is operating such that it is legal to have EU customers? Do not store any kind of PII as defined by the GDPR, ever, anywhere. If you do, the PII data y
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by nolok 4y ago
The problem is that the US wants an agreement (saying data can be stored in the US as long as the US can't access it and EU privacy laws are applied to it), but the US also doesn't actually want to lose the right to warrant the da
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by nolok 4y ago
I'm not sure how to answer your question as it seems to me it makes no sense in the context of the conversation we're having. Issue: music video are mixed with normal video on the high traffic site Solution: separate them on a sep
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by nolok 4y ago
No, you need to use the dedicated youtube music app (on mobile) or webpage (web / desktop).
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by nolok 4y ago
No I meant literal eyeballs, or put another way, the number of people looking at those pages.
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by nolok 4y ago
When A/B testing becomes a released feature !
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by nolok 4y ago
> SQLite has seen runaway popularity on HN lately and I bought into the hype too for a while but when I look under the hood, the 3rd party backup and replication stories just seem janky, tedious and not yet mature. It's the kind of
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by nolok 4y ago
The whole galaxy of Prime services surrounding package delivery would never survive on its own -- or, another way to see it is that they don't have the market pressure necessary to improve/get fixed due to how they are tied to the
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by nolok 4y ago
Oh yes I didn't get into details but it's still there. More specifically, if you know or reconstruct the urls to it, it's there and working including videos added or channels created after the removal (probably because they d
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by nolok 4y ago
Agreed. I guess it depends on how much time you spend at work. Eg in France the legal worktime is 35h, the debate is "32h proposed by the left, going back to 39h proposed by the right", but when I read the twitter people having to
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by nolok 4y ago
The reason they don't, I believe, is because they may lose their leader position if they do that. The reason the artists are there, and don't bite to any of the "let's push you into a separate page", is because they
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by nolok 4y ago
See my above comment above yours as I think it is linked: youtube made some clear changes to "break" the ability to follow an artist's music easily without subscribing to their paying music thingy, and because they never succ
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by nolok 4y ago
There is not just that. Another big reason is that youtube, despite all theirs tries, have never been able to separate their music part for which they want to sell subscription, from their video part. And some of the things they need to do
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by nolok 4y ago
Not parent nor have I contributed to this thread in anyway beside this post, but I have to say for someone who so easily accuse others of having personal bias you seem to be really deeply invested into proving how great Elon is. Your messag
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by nolok 4y ago
You're right, I meant premium as in paying for extra services.
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by nolok 4y ago
Which is funny because the blue check mark was to help curb the fake/scams/impersonation/... issue, it was in twitter interest not in the blue-ed users'. Not only making the user paying for that is weird, but then removi
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by nolok 4y ago
And the 1h battery life

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