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by sveme 9y ago
Under GDPR you cannot mix these two things. They cannot force you to accept conditions that are not relevant to the requested item - if you do not accept the opt-in, they are still not allowed to refuse your access to the monkey video, as t
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by sveme 9y ago
GDPR isn't only about data deletion, but also about the transparency of data handling strategies. There was a "nightmare GDPR" letter HN post a couple of days ago that illustrates some of those responsibilities.
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by sveme 9y ago
That's not how GDPR works.
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by sveme 9y ago
The hope is that Facebook will not have two different data handling strategies for EU and non-EU users and we'll see some sort of regulatory encroachment from the EU to the rest of the world. But obviously GDPR endangers so many of Fac
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by sveme 9y ago
GDPR can't come too soon. That would definitely put an end to these shady practices, as the penalties of several individual infractions would endanger any company.
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by sveme 9y ago
You can have locally village-like situations in a large city if you have a high enough population density and then connect these local villages with mass transit. I can walk to three movie theatres, all doctors, a university hospital, five
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by sveme 9y ago
Hmm, if you're selling into the EU, it's EU regulations that you have to follow, not Australian. Maybe we just misunderstood each other, I'm talking about shipping a product to the EU.
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by sveme 9y ago
It's something that basically every big block is trying to do, the US has enforced DMCA and other stuff on other providers as well. Though in principle, GDPR only covers EU citizens - if you would be selling a product from Australia t
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by sveme 9y ago
> Any jurisdiction can already enforce their laws upon you if you affect their citizens. Isnt't that already done by the US? The case against Kim Dotcom comes to my mind.
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by sveme 9y ago
They are collecting information about me even without my consent, without having registered.
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by sveme 9y ago
If your website is of any use, they will be copied from an EU-internal website that adheres to local legislation. If you subsequently tried to sue according to your country's legal concepts, whatever, why should they adhere to another
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by sveme 9y ago
I do believe that one is critical as well, and I'd really like to see some UX videos of drivers using that thing. Ideally with eye tracking.
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by sveme 9y ago
Considering that smartphone use is now the number one cause of accidents in Germany [1], I'm pretty sceptical that a rich interactive touch interface without haptical feedback is the right thing to use to control a car. At least, until
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by sveme 9y ago
If I understand it correctly (not entirely sure), an adversary needs to have code running on a system to exploit either attack - would Javascript running in a browser be in principle sufficient to be able to exploit this, or are there some
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by sveme 9y ago
Per day? So around one to three years for the delivery of 150 000 cars.
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by sveme 9y ago
That's exactly what taxi companies in germany do as well. myTaxi.com being one provider of such services, for example. So in comparison, suddenly the only advantage uber has left is being unregulated.
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by sveme 9y ago
There's the extremely annoying tendency at least at German streaming providers (iTunes, Amazon/Google Video) to remove rental access to movies about nine months after DVD release or when a second movie of a series is about to arri
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by sveme 9y ago
Another competitor, whose vans are already populating the streets, is Streetscooter [1]. But their marketing seems to be lacking in comparison to their American counterparts. [1] https://www.streetscooter.eu/en/
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by sveme 9y ago
No, they use their own crawler for quite some time already. Spiced up with bing results, if I recall it correctly.
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by sveme 9y ago
I don't understand why you have to lower corporate tax rates first before closing all loop holes...
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by sveme 9y ago
Then he shouldn't have made the iPhone 7 so damn slippery. I hate the case, but I hate the fact that I have to replace the fucking screen for 150 Euros due to it slipping from my dry fingers even more. Now I have an ugly case and a spi
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Coders of the world, unite(theguardian.com)
9 points by sveme 9y ago|1 comments
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by sveme 9y ago
Don't you have Callabike in your city? It's exactly the same concept, the lock isn't complicated and it all works like a charm. Use the app to find one, ride to wherever you want to, leave it there and log out. Then there&#x
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by sveme 9y ago
The idea is to go nearly every weekend - as a climber living in Munich, all those lakes and the mountains offer enormous weekend potential. As someone else deduced already, I'll be building some platform in the back and add curtains, s
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by sveme 9y ago
I just bought a VW Caddy, but was also struggling with the decision as I thought about going electric. However, what I personally need is a minibus form factor to sleep in the back, 500km range to go to the alps and back and preferably at l
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by sveme 9y ago
Indeed. The emergence of the black and baltic seas 8000 years ago were comparatively rapid events. Escapable, but extremely rapid. Jökulhaups can also have enormous and rapid effects, like the Missoula or Spokane floods.
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by sveme 10y ago
I must admit I was extremely sceptical when I first heard about them, thought them way too ambitious, but getting an electric prototype that small to fly with vertical takeoff is pretty impressive. (Disclaimer: not affiliated in any way, ju
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The Lilium Jet – The world's first all-electric VTOL jet(youtube.com)
2 points by sveme 10y ago|1 comments
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by sveme 10y ago
There's also this adjustable map of sea level rise effects: http://geology.com/sea-level-rise/ , though a bit simplistic.
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by sveme 10y ago
Duckduckgo is pretty good in that respect: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=arrival&t=ffab&ia=meanings However, the real reason your wish will not be granted is that those 2-3 websites are absoluely opposed to such a scena

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