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by number6 5y ago
Ok I guess that we can't reach an understanding in this point. I don't think GDPR needs the real life link, you think it does. I can understand your point and it was nice to entertain this conversation with you. I can't see
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by number6 5y ago
Ok so this is the point to where we differ. I read Art 4 as follows in this case: You are a natural person who can be indirectly identified by refering to an online identifier (your username). This identifier is therefore personal data. HN
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by number6 5y ago
Would you say that your username is PII? I sure can't identify you in the real world, but I can identify you as a real person. I would consider it PII even if I know nothing else about you other than that I am talking to the same perso
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by number6 5y ago
This would be a massive misunderstanding on my part. I don't believe I did. For example: Recital 30 explicitly states IP addresses[0] and that they might be assigned to a person. Art 4 states that a person can be directly identified or
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by number6 5y ago
My last info is that the ECJ ruled that IP addresses are PII. And as I quoted above it doesn't matter if information can be matched to a real name but it matters if you can single out one person e.g. a unique visitor.
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by number6 5y ago
You are right: PII. Sorry. So PII are Informationen that enable someone to identify a person as a unique person. On the homepage is stated: "This generates a random string of letters and numbers that is used to calculate unique visitor
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by number6 5y ago
"To anonymize these datapoints, we run them through a hash function with a rotating salt. `hash(daily_salt + website_domain + ip_address + user_agent)`" Isn't this just PII with extra steps? OK it's at least better then
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by number6 5y ago
Took me half a day to use it. Yes it's a bit sensitive but now I don't want to go back
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by number6 5y ago
Do you mean something like: https://www.penguin.co.uk/articles/2018/100-must-read-classi...
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by number6 5y ago
Can you elaborate on this? I am interested in how this works
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by number6 5y ago
In Business they are called consultants
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by number6 5y ago
Are reactors, that are not meant to produce nuclear weapons, safer or is it just coincidence?
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by number6 5y ago
The tech is okish most time good. Geforce Now works fine even with FPS. Stadia is OK. You can get a decent PC on Paperspace for an OK price. All said it is not Great and you have to have a solid Internet connection but it works for casual g
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by number6 5y ago
Okay, I get this, guess I would just ssh -x for that purpose, but that assumes a full Linux environment. Keeping a laptop cool and quite while running slack and vscodium is a task in itself. I guess I would create a CI Pipeline and just co
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by number6 5y ago
Incredibly smart move from MS to buy github.
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by number6 5y ago
What does this do? Or better What is the use case? I never really worked with VSC other than the basics and I rarely connect to servers to edit files or sourcecode
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by number6 5y ago
It's actually pretty hard to drop something into the sun. You have to slow down quite a bit, which in turn needs a lot of fuel
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by number6 5y ago
Were you able to repay debts with the inflated money?
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by number6 5y ago
Hold your horses young one - I haven't finished my run on dwarf fortress yet!
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by number6 5y ago
Earth sure looks pretty flat from space
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by number6 5y ago
I am trying for years to replace Outlook - Exchange is no Problem- but everybody wants the Look and feeling of Outlook. If you have a viable alternative working on Linux, Mac and Windows, please tell me! I am using Evolution right now.
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by number6 5y ago
Open-Source selfhosted databases: MySQL, mariadb, postgresql, sqlite...
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by number6 5y ago
What was the plot of Breaking Bad again? Guess Heinsberg just wanted the latest cancer drug.
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by number6 5y ago
Everything a Signaturen does is better done by an digital signature. It's crazy how one party signs a PDF, scans it, and sends it via mail to be signed and scanned by the other party. Legally no party then owns a signed copy because th
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by number6 5y ago
I don't understand why you got downvoted. Much of the ideology does not translate on to the real world. Not everyone will fit in the narrative. Mothers and Fathers usually enjoy being with their children. In our society one has to work
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by number6 5y ago
ssh -x
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by number6 5y ago
Same here! This times where great and terrible - I took our boy for walks in his pram for hours for here to catch some sleep. With two kids this obviously doesn't work anymore. Sometimes when I returned my wife told me she couldn'
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by number6 5y ago
I am on parental leave right now together with my wife. Financially it's OK- we had some time to prepare. The most basic issue is breastfeeding. A newborn wants to drink about every two hours. My wife just can't leave the house if
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by number6 5y ago
always thougt this to be an attempt to tap into a wider market, but maybe this is the next step after making the main target less attractive for attackers
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by number6 5y ago
I am using Geforce Now on Linux.

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