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by number6 6y ago
Well if you are bestbuy or something. Retro games sounds more like collectors items.
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by number6 6y ago
It was one of the greatest hacking ever done by a US President. Sad that it had to come to this but thats on the Democrats. I bet Biden would be to weak to do it. But you can't be weak when it comes to defending the nation. America Fir
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by number6 6y ago
For MS Word Pandoc is a blessing: I configured a master file and now pandoc does all the tedious formatting!
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by number6 6y ago
Wouldn't it be amazing if you put your sprint points in every square. Ok one Week sprints are a bit short but for the sake of the argument... Well that would be amazing and dreadful at the same time
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by number6 6y ago
Yeah sorry for the german sources. It's not as much as allow but tollerate if certain prerequirements are met e.g. not sending any diagnosis data to Microsoft. And it sounds more like they are somewhat pressured into it. Intensive talk
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by number6 6y ago
This is true for all US basee Companies who fall under FISA not just Microsoft. As you stated Microsoft can and will update its Practices to be more Compliant if enough pressure is applied. I have more citations and also newer but they are
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by number6 6y ago
So Microsoft states itself compliant? Ok... Official citation: Dutch DPA https://autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl/en/news/dutch-dpa-micr... THere is a excemption for Law Enforcement but it even law enforcment has to
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by number6 6y ago
EU Law Enforcment and EU national security and it has to be comliant with basic human rights. In paragraph 183 of C-311/18, the CJEU also found that US surveillance “in transit” (like “Upstream” or taps of the underwater cables) violat
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by number6 6y ago
If you use Windows 10 you accept the Terms and Services [0]. This also includes the Data Processing Addendum. So there is a legal basis for Microsoft to send Data to the US. Since Microsoft falls under FISA it has to give data to the author
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by number6 6y ago
Thanks for the clarification; most EU countries just made some kind of diff to the GDPR and did not make it an explicit law
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by number6 6y ago
Do you know if the Brexit would invalidate the act? I am not an expert on UK Law but I also wondered if it is possible that the reference on the GDPR would still be valid
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by number6 6y ago
At least till the end of the year. They have an act that states the GDPR as applicable in the UK. Not sure if this will hold after the Brexit but could as well be.
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by number6 6y ago
Office365 is not a solution under GDPR. I am in touch with other DPOs and our federal dpos - the big elefant in the room is Microsoft and Windows 10. Everybody knows that you can't use it if you follow the GDPR or at least you have to
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by number6 6y ago
Legal basis is the GDPR, however it's possible to use services outside the UK/EU if similar data protection is possible. For the US this is not the case, at least this is the ruling of the CJEU. Google would have to provide additi
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by number6 6y ago
What about postgres' schema to isolate tenants? https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-schemas.html
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by number6 6y ago
I am an IT person, and I put this first, and Auditor for 27001. Wouldn't say that you can't bullshit me, cause who knows all. I go in and look at the absolute basics. Like is there a person responsible for Security? What are his r
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by number6 6y ago
> The Linux kernel is most certainly not a community of volunteers. This depends on the definition of community. While most of the developers are paid for their time. Someone voluntarily contributes this developer time to the kernel. Now
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by number6 6y ago
On the other hand there is Mastodon, there is KDE, there is the Linux Kernel. All varying in their level of infrastructure but all are communitys of volunteers. Most programming languages work this way too
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by number6 6y ago
So you are saying he was just a sociopath?
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by number6 6y ago
Companys are sociopaths
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by number6 6y ago
Would be interested what all successful managers have in common. I guess everyone has his secret sauce but what is it all have in common
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by number6 6y ago
To be fair: I am working as a GDPR Consultant so you might take my word with a bit of skepticism too. On the other hand, this is rather bad news for me too. We had all the paperwork in place and now it's all nill. At some point I will
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by number6 6y ago
EU agencies have exceptions under GDPR but otherwise their doing would also be incompatible with GDPR
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by number6 6y ago
It's on point. We are trying to get something working under the current ruling, but I think it is impossible. EUCJ ruled that US law is incompatible with the GDPR. There might be instances where FISA might not apply but in general you
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by number6 6y ago
SCC is not enough without additional measures to provide an equal level of privacy protection. https://edpb.europa.eu/news/news/2020/european-data-protecti...
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by number6 6y ago
> How do I land a decent software engineer job? Publish your work on github. Software is not your product, it's your marketing.
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by number6 6y ago
Before the data is processed the data subject is to be informed in a manner (explicit and in plain words) described in Articel 13 of the GDPR, which in (1) lit. d sates: "where the processing is based on point (f) of Article 6(1), the
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by number6 6y ago
Ok there is a misconception in here: legitimate basis is a broader term which is defined in recital 47. E.g. "The processing of personal data for direct marketing purposes may be regarded as carried out for a legitimate interest."
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by number6 6y ago
I think a lot of people could have made a good working app for a lot less. But on the other side: if SAP and Telekom had failed no one would have blamed the government. And if the both had failed their reputation would have suffered a lot.
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by number6 6y ago
You can "ssh" into a docker image and then commit it. Than you can ship the binaries __or__ you can write down all the steps and ship the source (Dockerfile). So it's something like a mix out of infrastructure as code, vms an

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