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srrr
8y ago
Yes and no... the GDPR is all about purpose, and if you keep a log for the purpose of logging unauthorized access to data this is fine if you state this fact in the contract with the employee and only store and access the logs for this purp
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8y ago
Why do you need to keep more information than the invoice itself? All invoices should include the invoice recipients name and address, and thus the country of origin. In many countries invoices below a certain amount can omit the recipient,
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8y ago
You are talking about a very narrow set of legal reasons that need 10 years of archiving. This has nothing to do with the GDPR and these archives should really not be created from normal daily/... backups. If you fall into that categor
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8y ago
I don't see the problem here (for small companies). If you have a database with user data, and a user deletes his account, you delete the data from production. At this moment, you have a live system without this users data, and some ba
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9y ago
And it even gets more interesting: The question is not if you can identify a user by merging your different data sets. The question is if you can identify a user if you merge one of your data sets with any other data set, even if this
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srrr
9y ago
As others have noted: Laws with examples would be to specific to survive fast technological changes. Laws do mostly contain the 'spirit' of the idea and are applicable to many different situations and times. But the European Commi
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9y ago
There are no open source alternatives for the wysiwyg editor part of optimizely. But before you roll your own backend implementation have a look at https://facebook.github.io/planout/ . (We had success in combining pla
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9y ago
You can directly define is_audio_url as a partial index in postgres. No need for app code.. postgresql.org/docs/current/static/indexes-partial.html
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9y ago
Two counterpoints: I have done a/b tests where increasing the price of the product increased the conversion rate. The original price was to low and the customers thought this was a cheap non quality product. Also I, and many people I k
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10y ago
To get more unbiased input one might try something like http://www.allourideas.org/ . This method of priorisation and feedback gathering is much better than "more votes = higher priority". The downside is lack of
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10y ago
In fact most of the fresh milk sold in Germany is microflitrated. It is really hard to find old school pasteurized fresh milk nowadays in a normal supermarked. The microflitrated milk is named "Frischmilch - länger haltbar" (fresh
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10y ago
The problem is, Noiszy is corrupting your own web analytics data and the analytics data of all other participants in the web while doing fake visits. This is all or nothing. You can not separate the "good" use of data vs the "
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10y ago
For most websites I am familiar with, 20-30% of users use adblockers or other privacy plugins. On content with a target audience of developers I have sometimes seen 60%. Most of these users are not recorded in google analytics, so the real