salvar

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by salvar 8y ago
They're unwilling to shoulder the risk that they just made up out of thin air, yes.
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by salvar 8y ago
Who lost his business because of GDPR? I see a man who decided not to bother with informing himself about how to treat user data properly, and instead shut down his app.
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by salvar 8y ago
What kind of litigation is made more possible with GDPR?
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by salvar 8y ago
> The problem is a lot of us who would never scrape or sell data and have no interest in exploiting our customers, are still worried about not being GDPR compliant, and the EU choosing to pursue us an example for something that none of
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by salvar 8y ago
You're right. On that note, it's best to never leave your house. It's just not worth the risk. How can you be sure that debris won't fall out of the sky? Do you have a crystal ball?
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by salvar 8y ago
If you think a hobby app runs a risk of being fined $20m then you clearly haven't looked into this at all. Why don't you do that first before getting worried about it?
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by salvar 8y ago
Surely that's a cynical interpretation of "important"? We've seen examples in this thread where important can mean "not spam" or "not random newsletter", yet you hold on to the one meaning where users
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by salvar 8y ago
Did he break a law, or did he just do something that you personally disagree with? I don't really understand the criticism here.
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by salvar 8y ago
Are citizens required to follow rules of probable cause before reporting someone to the authorities?
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by salvar 8y ago
So he did the wrong thing by reporting someone that was then convicted for fraud? It's not like he sentenced and deported them. He reported someone that was committing fraud.
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by salvar 8y ago
Yes, I'm sure modern journalists are all wrong and you're right.
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by salvar 8y ago
I'm sure Pulitzer winners will try to cope with this.
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by salvar 8y ago
Number of Twitter followers is now an indication of third party trust?
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by salvar 8y ago
So what you wrote after "Jokes aside," was also a joke?
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by salvar 8y ago
> We are living in a time where stuff that conspiracist, and cynics have been saying for years turning out to be true.. We also live in a time where stuff that conspiracists and cynics have been saying for years is absolute bullshit. Don
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by salvar 8y ago
How are developers not free to make their choices? Who is forcing them into what eco-system?
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by salvar 8y ago
I would say yes.
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by salvar 8y ago
Is it possible to ask a question in a patronising way?
169.
by salvar 9y ago
True, and even if you've removed everything and are left with water, you have to consider the possibility of drinking too much water.
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by salvar 9y ago
The fact that you suggested ignorance as one of the possible reasons for millions of people preferring Spotify over Google Music speaks quite a bit towards your view of how important your feelings are. If I ask you "Hey, why would you
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by salvar 9y ago
How granular is the location data you share, on the scale from postcode to lat/lon?
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by salvar 9y ago
Fair enough. It felt like a wholly unnecessary descriptor to me, intended to lessen the value of that person's life.
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by salvar 9y ago
What is the significance of the person being homeless?
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by salvar 9y ago
How would you define "hate"?
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by salvar 9y ago
Wait, if someone tells you they find Facebook useful to keep in touch with friends, you'd tell them they're wrong?
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by salvar 9y ago
What is the "leftist press"?
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by salvar 9y ago
Is it your view that all politicians roughly speak the same amount of lies vs. truth? That Trump's message is the same as Obama's message which is the same as any other political message?
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by salvar 9y ago
The override may not be guaranteed to be useful in all possible cases, but surely you can think of situations where you'd really want there to be a steering wheel override available?
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by salvar 9y ago
I do, and telemetry definitely has a place in my mind to help achieve that. I'm sure you will call me scum or something worse, but I sincerely hope that you can see that maybe it's not as black and white as you see it.
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by salvar 9y ago
So you would rather know nothing about how users are using your product, rather than risk offending the subset of users that are vehemently against telemetry?

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