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811.
by number6 5y ago
There where mistakes in here resume. Nothing too bad, but I guess this depends on which political side you are on. Of course PR used it to gain a foothold and it seems to work pretty good. Guess the other party saw the numbers and activated
812.
by number6 5y ago
Employers prefer university graduates because they have to pay extra for good people. And if they have to pay extra they want a kind of certificate that it's worth it plus to justify the extra pay in front of other employees. A degree
813.
by number6 5y ago
So it's a kind of VPN?
814.
by number6 5y ago
And one bitcoin is always one bitcoin. It's the dollar that's volatile!
815.
by number6 5y ago
The one thing Amazon provides is trust and this is their main asset. All of their wares you can buy anywhere, buy on Amazon you have reviews and a third party (Amazon) who mediates. Now the big BUT. Amazon integrates every step and thus los
816.
by number6 5y ago
I don't think it's the GDPRs fault. It just states, that if you want to use personal data you have to have a legal basis. One is consent, but consent has to be given freely and informed. For my part I find that totally reasonable.
817.
by number6 5y ago
Cookies are somewhat out of scope of the GDPR. The GDPR was designed to have a twin who should regulate somethings like Cookies, Email and Telecommunications; it is now stalled for 3 years and everyone hopes it will come out next year.
818.
by number6 5y ago
The watchdog argued that there where security measures that could had been in place that would have prevented the breach. I guess BA saw this the same way or they had gone to court and appealed the fine
819.
by number6 5y ago
At least I can keep the games. For me it's an alternative for a windows gaming PC.
820.
by number6 5y ago
Yes, the Nodder has to have proforma authority to override the AIs decision.
821.
by number6 6y ago
Or you can reject and loose all your "bought" Goods.
822.
by number6 6y ago
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823.
by number6 6y ago
There is one speaker who Talks about refractorating, sorry I forgot his name, who always leads with this: [if we changed this constant the function could also do this and we can save a lot of code.] "And what do we call a constant that
824.
by number6 6y ago
Profiling has to be done with acording to a privacy assesment analysis and can only be done if the assesment shows no elevated risks and / or the risks that exists are taken into account and contingencys are planed for. Yes it is quite
825.
by number6 6y ago
Conversations works great. Also got a xmpp Server for free with the last mailcow update
826.
by number6 6y ago
Django_Q instead of Clerery
827.
by number6 6y ago
Having set up some php servers myself: it's not a lot harder to host a python app. It is mostly the that hosters have optimized for php but you could do the same for python
828.
by number6 6y ago
I am a backend developer who somehow ended up a full stack developer... aka... you can do html so you can also do the frontend. So what is figma and for what should I use it?
829.
by number6 6y ago
Did you ever experience hacky, janky paid software? No Problem - you can rent a consultant to help you along the way! Need a feature? Also no problem - here is that other consultant! Want to be a consultant for our software yourself? Here i
830.
by number6 6y ago
Do you have a Telegramm Group or something? I am interested in getting rich quickly!
831.
by number6 6y ago
The book is extremely well written but also extremely boring. There is one who is a real opposition to Monte Christo. All you do is watch him ruin the life's of his opponents in return. In the end Monte Christo profited from being lock
832.
by number6 6y ago
Never got Monte Christo. I only read half of it. Yeah these guys crossed this dude and sure he can have his revenge but it's like reading about Jeff Bezos picking on his school bullies. What did I miss in this book?
833.
by number6 6y ago
The standardized popup is not in the gdpr but it is stated, that you have to make the privacy friendlies setting your default. If the user just clicks ok this should lead to no tracking at all. https://gdpr-info.eu/art-25-gd
834.
by number6 6y ago
It is stated that you habe to activly give consent e.g. click an unchecked box or a button. Just using the website after seeing a warning or a pop-up is not active in the courts opinion
835.
by number6 6y ago
It's the same problem with the use of WhatsApp. If people want to talk to me there are other means to contact me. It's just that everyone is on WhatsApp. So what choice do I have? Be part of the problem or be excluded from social
836.
by number6 6y ago
and why sign a deal or agree to terms that you don't agree to? Just don't go to Spotify?
837.
by number6 6y ago
<3
838.
by number6 6y ago
If your basing radiation safety procedures on an internet png and things go wrong, you have no one to blame but yourself.
839.
by number6 6y ago
On Windows there ist: https://www.pdf24.org/
840.
by number6 6y ago
Did you ever here of rare pepe coins? https://rarepepewallet.com/

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