rsgrn

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by rsgrn 5y ago
Thank you for the breakdown, this was my understanding having done some basic GDPR training. I'm aware of the regulator. I've nicely asked questions for now, to see what the answers are.
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by rsgrn 5y ago
I don't disagree.
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by rsgrn 5y ago
I've asked questions to see what grounds they believe they are using.
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by rsgrn 5y ago
It's England. Edited post.
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by rsgrn 5y ago
I would like to not put up with it, hence asking questions to see if they actually understand what they are doing... It is also during period inspection, so they have asked to attend and it has been agreed.
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by rsgrn 5y ago
It's quite insane to me to, hence the curiosity.
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by rsgrn 5y ago
This is my personal understanding, that it is to prove to the landlord that they did the inspection. However, isn't that their problem, not mine? Are they really using people's data to prove their business obligations?
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Ask HN: Does privacy and data protection law apply to the inside of your home?
51 points by rsgrn 5y ago|19 comments
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by rsgrn 5y ago
The people that won those elections are poor performers, bad strategists and often abdicate their responsibilities as leaders. If they were born poorer or lower class, they would not be where they are now. They win elections with media supp
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by rsgrn 5y ago
I live in a small non wealthy town in the UK, it's five miles across and everything is accessible without cars. My neighbor has five to seven cars on their driveway. To let others out they start them all and play musical cars. Two of t
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by rsgrn 5y ago
That he demonstrated that those agencies were actually doing the things people said they would do, while being defended by people who used arguments quite like gp comment. I used the word "Snowden" not to refer to him, but to the
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by rsgrn 5y ago
You're right in one sense. In another, isn't this exactly what people said about intelligence agencies ("they could but they don't") and then... Snowden.
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by rsgrn 5y ago
This is my favourite part of the theory. The people who were 20/30/40 years old in the 1970/80s are now 60/70/80. It's a bit difficult to commit violent crime at that age. Yet it's easy to sit on the inter
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by rsgrn 5y ago
If I wanted to use mitmproxy to mitm and observe traffic during automated testing, what mode/settings should I be using on Windows? The setup is: A client (dev machine or pipeline) running tests that communicate to a Windows VM that ho
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by rsgrn 5y ago
Rules should definitely be applied equally, yet even still it's somewhat obvious that in the western world certain sides engage in misinformation more than others and that very same side is more susceptible to it. "Five year olds
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by rsgrn 5y ago
So if you have these skills or interests, what should you do with them?
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by rsgrn 5y ago
How do you direct SMS to the online interface?
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by rsgrn 5y ago
I've never thought of EastEnders from that perspective. I don't disagree. In theory, it could be used as a method of creating awareness and discussion of important life topics in a real life like familiar setting. And you can sort
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by rsgrn 5y ago
I did this recently too. You might want to review the language changes from C++11 and C++17. You could try writing a raytracer, or physics sim, or small tools that would have been difficult/annoying previously (like dealing with JSON).
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by rsgrn 5y ago
To add $25MM to anti-corruption budgets? Sure, governments are to varying degrees, quite corrupt, but isn't that in part due to the people with leverage and power (aka money)? Example: Rich people > Shit newspapers > Misinformed