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by tobltobs 9y ago
This is one of the many baffling details of the GDPR, a TOS should be understandable for average humans (plain english), but at the same time it has to pass the scrutiny of a court? That is just impossible.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
"purely for personal/household activities." IANAL but for me this doesn't sound like a blog, open to the public, maybe even with a public commenting system, would be freed from the burden of the GDPR. IPs "can be&qu
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Sure it is facile. But it is a burden and a exposure to risk, which wont be worthwhile for the most non profit blogs. And by the way, most blog comment systems don't require you to create an account before commenting. So this "hav
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by tobltobs 9y ago
How want you add a delete button with out adding a complete login system? Or do you want to allow everybody to delete every comment? And of course this is also doable, but the question is, is it worth for a non profit (non tracking) blog? P
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You missed the part about the blog comments. He would also need to implement a mechanism which allows users to delete their old comments.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You might not, but your webserver did. Or did you change the logging configuration of your webserver to not store or obfuscate IPs in the past?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
The easiest thing would be to buy some bitcoin.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
What state-owned firms do you mean with: "... but the establishment of integration with state-owned firms". Amtrak, USPS, National Parks or one of the Federal Loan Banks?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Javascripts handling of asynchronous operations.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> a_list = [] # type: List[T] How do you do that with out a comment?
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Ready players? Not if the game is young men doing real jobs(theguardian.com)
2 points by tobltobs 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
For a correct Braille 2 translation one needs to understand the context of a word. Your first link actually is a good example for this problem. Enter "agile" and "fragile".
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by tobltobs 9y ago
It doesn't look 2006ish, it looks like straight from the 1990s and I love that. And the first thing I do on a Thinkpad is disabling the trackpad.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Just wait a bit longer it is downloading 18MB, that might take a while ...
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Or try https://www.doileak.com . (Shameless plug of of a project of mine)
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> Nano ... as the first and only crypto to be instant and feeless. Nano, the perpetuum mobile of the Crypto world.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Sorry for this dumb question, I never used facebook, but what is the difference between your own webpage and a page on facebook? How do those facebook users automatically know that you exist when you are on facebook. They still would have t
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Depending on the sources the speed limit in the area was 35 mph. https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/tempe-breaking/20...
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by tobltobs 9y ago
24 working days by law, but 30 days are common. > § 3 Dauer des Urlaubs > (1) Der Urlaub beträgt jährlich mindestens 24 Werktage. https://www.arbeitsrecht.org/gesetze/burlg/ Edit: I was wrong! Working days a
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Most users are dreaming of 50Mbit/s. In small villages 2Mbit/s are the norm. For me the bad internet in rural areas is one reason that I wouldn't move my business back to Germany.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
I guess he wants to hint you to the fact that the "Einwohnermeldeamt" is allowed to sell your data to a "Addresshändler", see https://www.teltarif.de/datenweitergabe-adresse-einwohnermel...
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Just wasted 3 seconds of my live reading an article about _Javascript_ APIs.
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Stablecoin Done Right for Traders Miners and Merchants(newsbtc.com)
1 points by tobltobs 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Facebook already has: https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/30/facebook-is-banning-crypto...
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Hi, Looks fine. What data do you use?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Maybe we would have less but better pharmaceuticals, because it would be easier to improve the existing ones.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Boaahh, what a crap article. Is this supposed to be some kind of crypto satire?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
This "you need to provide funds to receive funds" sounds like a Nigerian scam.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You seriously believe those $2.50/gal peanuts do account for the whole cost and damage you create with your lazy lifestyle?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
How do you want to solve this problem without giving up decentralization?

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