siimtalvik

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by siimtalvik 8y ago
hold refresh button and click on "request desktop site". then go to facebook.com/messages.
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by siimtalvik 8y ago
well article 6 is as concrete as it gets: https://gdpr-info.eu/art-6-gdpr/ (and maybe article 9) https://gdpr-info.eu/art-9-gdpr/
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by siimtalvik 8y ago
Logging in today, from europe, I received a modal about some updates. It stated that there are some updates i'll need to review: One of them, the facial recognition feature. """ Here's what we'll ask you to rev
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by siimtalvik 8y ago
On twitter, it was said that affected subnets are: 52.58.0.0/15 18.196.0.0/15 18.194.0.0/15 35.156.0.0/14 src: https://twitter.com/CatVsHumanity/status/985914182959759360/... Just in case
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16 million IPs blocked by the russian goverment. Part of blocking Telegram(2018.schors.spb.ru)
2 points by siimtalvik 8y ago|1 comments
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by siimtalvik 8y ago
In Estonia(within Europe) we have this awesome "investment account" system where you make a separate bank account and the tax system is simplified for that account. Any money you put in, can be taken out without paying any taxes.
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by siimtalvik 8y ago
yes. Kicad and two video series made by Chris Gammell... https://contextualelectronics.com/courses/shine-on-you-crazy... https://contextualelectronics.com/courses/getting-to-blinky/ I'd
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by siimtalvik 8y ago
One of the two reasons i changed my recipient_delimiter parameter to '.' The other would be that spammers know that anything after a + is usually optional and strip it. Can't do that when the delimiter is a '.'
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
yes. I had a coworker who was against moving to python3(and kept on writing python2 code for a while) because you need to use brackets with python3 print statement.
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
This has changed a bit with GDPR coming into force soon. When google tried to go push '+' they needed the people to forget about the data, messages, pictures and everything else that was on facebook. That burden was a bit too much
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
With difficult discussions being locked and limited to collaborators. With the main answer to questions being, we can discuss this somewhere else, some-other (unknown) time in the future, usually in a more private setting. Unless pressed fu
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
This ties heavily with 'right to repair' as a lot of the software/protocol blocks are infact "access controls for copyrighted works". It's often impossible to reverse engineer and document a protocol or replace
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
yes, it shouldn't be legal. EU single market and all that. http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-17-4781_en.htm
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
Give /r/NeutralPolitics a shot. It's a heavily moderated subreddit focusing on well sourced content. Essentially, if a comment(fact) doesn't have a respected source attached it gets booted.
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
One of the reasons people are angry, is that this type of investigation has been made as hard as possible currently. Posts are being removed from bugzilla and threads being locked. The code itself comes from a random github repo, not affili
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
it was an opt-out program actually. Studies are enabled by default.
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by siimtalvik 9y ago
Terminating an instance instead of deleting it. A pure terminology issue that a lot of newcomers have issues with. + instances not really being deleted when 'terminated', so there's unnecessary clutter on your dashboard. Tick