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by ta1243 1y ago
If it's a local site then it's not subject to the GDPR. The GDPR applies to sites aimed at europeans. However the privacy attacking malware they embed on there to mine data from their users would apply, and that's why they bl
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by ta1243 1y ago
The main category of site which GDPR blocks are local news sites in the US Sites block for GDPR because they want to abuse visitor data and privacy Sites block for OSA because they don't want to abuse visitor data and privacy
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by ta1243 1y ago
AWS charges for ipv4 doesn't it?
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by ta1243 1y ago
Why would I trust you to report Its great that your specific product does this, but as a whole I have to monitor the service separately to keep you honest (well not you specifically, I'm sure you are honest and do as much as you can to
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by ta1243 1y ago
Noooo!! It's impossible to get three nines uptime when you self host something on a single raspberry pi, I read it on the internet so it must be true.
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by ta1243 1y ago
I use self-hosted jira, it's a great product, but I have full control over my teams tasks and workflows and as a tiny team we make them work for us (subject, description, comments, occasional linking to other tickets, assigned to, and
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by ta1243 1y ago
Depends how intergrated you are. If you're using it as a code repository fine, if you're tying your workflows into it with pull requests, actions, maybe a third party CI which ties to it, and use it as part of operations then it&#
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by ta1243 1y ago
Are they gambling then there is no win or lose?
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by ta1243 1y ago
It certainly should, however large numbers of people in the technical community are welcoming it with glee. This isn't even reactive to the mob boss, this has been coming for years. https://newrepublic.com/article/
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by ta1243 1y ago
This is literally a news site for startup funding
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by ta1243 1y ago
Yes it's quite possible for people to hold both those views.
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by ta1243 1y ago
Do you think this type of behaviour not political? Do you think politics is just some people coming out with soundbites on infotainment channels or talking in congress?
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by ta1243 1y ago
The more cycling on a street, the safer the street. The causation is in that direction.
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by ta1243 1y ago
If you need to access a server across a network you don't 100% control, you have to assume your traffic is captured and post-quantum will mean it can be decrypted. Whether that's a concern or not is another matter
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by ta1243 1y ago
CEO says the action was against policy and they didn't know, so the blame passes down until you get to a scapegoat that can't defend themselves. The underlying problem is that we have companies with more power than sovereign state
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by ta1243 1y ago
Yes loading more than one shady sites in private mode allows them to share data. Only do one shady site at a time then close down. But it's certainly good advice to check no other windows have been opened.
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by ta1243 1y ago
Running facebook in incognito mode, or at least in a separate container, is also an essential safety mechanism.
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by ta1243 1y ago
I don't trust any AI company not to use and monetise my data, regardless how much I pay or regardless what their terms of service say. I know full well that large companies ignore laws with impunity and no accountability.
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by ta1243 1y ago
Amazon already has a relationship with your corporation, it's easy to buy their hosted elastic search Even if the original elastic company offers it cheaper, or better, that's a massive hill to climb. Corporations don't care
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by ta1243 1y ago
> Budget. Getting some for your team or at least for your priorities. Protecting what you get. Capex vs Opex. Always spend your budget, ideally about 5-10% over (find out what others do) If you don't, next year you get less. You can
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by ta1243 1y ago
Not sure yet, hence we'll keep it for when we figure that out
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by ta1243 1y ago
ISPs and phone companies can provide it as a service, opt in (or opt out) on your account management page, job done
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by ta1243 1y ago
I wonder how it correlates to people living with parents into their 20s and 30s because they can't afford to move into their own places
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by ta1243 1y ago
Give me the IP addresses of every site and I'll blackhole them on my router if I want to. That solves the home problem. I'll also ask why gambling sites, which litter sports broadcasting, aren't included, and indeed why gambl
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by ta1243 1y ago
> Why did they do it? You can't monetise the data you don't store
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by ta1243 1y ago
These sites implementing this could also implement a DNS TXT record or similar saying they are over 18s only (gambling sites would be included here too, and with a little thought you can categorise the sites). They could publish their IP ad
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by ta1243 1y ago
Governments already want encryption back doors, this just adds more ammo.
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by ta1243 1y ago
I would guess you're taking the constituency name and doing something like this: https://members-api.parliament.uk/api/Location/Constituency/... returns three constituencies, all of which look fine to me
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by ta1243 1y ago
Its bad in both cases. Lets take the extreme, lets assume that Norway is an island and has a $50t wealth for 5m people. $10m each. Assume 2% return on that wealth, $200k a year income. Great, everyone is happy. Who empties the bins? Or repa
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by ta1243 1y ago
Your MP Name: Mike Wood Party: Conservative Constituency: Stafford Err, Stafford has been Labour since the last election, and before that it was a Conservative, but it was Theodora Clarke. Mike Wood is MP for Kingswinford a

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