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by pieno 6y ago
But do you really need that as a requirement across the boars for all apps? How many times have you wanted to save an image or copy text from a UI element in a native app? (eg. a save icon and “Save” on a button) How many times have you bee
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by pieno 6y ago
You’ve just written an excellent foundation for a privacy policy. It clearly explains most of what data you need and what you’ll use it for - that’s exactly the fundamentals of a good privacy policy. Add some stuff on where/how you sto
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by pieno 6y ago
I feel you’re focussing too much on the graphics part. Sure, some carefully crafted graphics will usually be helpful to improve a reader’s comprehension of what you’re trying to say. But too much focus on the graphics part ends up with the
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by pieno 6y ago
Exactly. Consent must be freely given to be valid under GDPR. Here is some analysis on what this means by the European Data Protection Board:[0] “ 3.1 Free / freely given12 13. The element “free” implies real choice and control for dat
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by pieno 6y ago
Agree on Ubiquiti losing their shine. They seem to have fallen for the classic trap of vendors selling hardware without fully factoring in the cost of maintaining software and “cloud” infrastructure. So now their “growth hackers” have to ke
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by pieno 6y ago
> Use server-side tracking if you really have too, and put everything client-side tracking on fire. Why would server side tracking be any better (morally or legally) than client side tracking, assuming you are tracking the same thing? GD
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by pieno 6y ago
Reminds me of this movie illustration the complexity and human collaboration required to produce a pencil: https://youtu.be/IYO3tOqDISE (6:33 in total; it’s a bit “dreamy” sometimes but still worth a watch, you can skip the
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by pieno 6y ago
Well completing Know Your Customer checks and audits is sort of their job, isn’t it? They provide a service, saying that they will process payments unless the payment is prohibited by government sanctions. But instead of carrying out actual
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by pieno 6y ago
They've thought of that loophole and closed it already ;-) Basically you can only stream from a device that is owned by the user/owner of the iPhone/iPad on the same LAN, and you should not use streaming to mimic a thin clien
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by pieno 6y ago
Not really. ECB balance of assets purchased: €2.9tn(August 2020) Eurozone GDP: €11.9tn (2019) So 24% Fed balance of assets purchased: $6.3tn (September 2020) US GDP: $21.4tn (2019) So 29% Even if you look at total assets on the balance shee
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by pieno 6y ago
This reminds me of a huge diplomatic dispute between Belgium and the United States when a complaint was filed in Belgium against a US Army General for war crimes alleged to have been committed by US troops in Iraq. Belgium has long had a ve
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by pieno 6y ago
Most bank transfers are actually not reversible, except for some limited retail client (including small companies) operations where specific terms & conditions allow the bank to reverse payments to the extent possible, which they really
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by pieno 6y ago
I’m not sure whether the competitiveness of the market is very relevant for your success in finding a profitable innovation. Profitable innovation is hard, in any market. There may be an expectation that there are higher profit margins in n
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by pieno 6y ago
> It’s a nice story, but of course it means, even in this best case, that the people around her who had previously done what she now does have been pushed out of business. They need to find a new job. This is the lump of labour fallacy[0
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by pieno 7y ago
You are assuming that everyone purchasing a game, would not purchase it if they could download a pirated version. Call me naive, but I like to think that a lot of people that have the money to purchase a game in the first week, would still