tobltobs

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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   Could you explain how product discovery without advertising would work?
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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   Don't know how you would avoid this. Maybe with a kind of five-year plans for the national economy [1]. But this concept wasn't really successful. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-year_plans_for_the_nati
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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   Even 10 years ago those tips would have been rather lame.
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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   They enable you to sell the stuff you produce.
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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   Picking up enough Django skills shouldn't take long. Java/Spring will be much more effort and you might hate it.
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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   Thought the same, there are not many use cases which will be still profitable after this price increase.
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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   > Am I missing something here? You missed: "Staff stress levels decreased by 7% across the board as a result of the trial, while stimulation, commitment and a sense of empowerment at work all improved significantly, with overall lif
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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   Flask is great, but as this is his first web project he wont have any own opinions. Therefore Django might be the better choice as he has all the batteries (ORM, backend dashboard, user registration, ...) already included.
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   by tobltobs 8y ago

   Good idea and it looks good so far. I didn't test it out, but I can imagine that for some cases the fee is worthwhile. I would reduce the amount of "In the future we will implement ..." on your landing page. You should think
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    > it doesn't mean that the independent judiciary is just the same. Try to tell this a Bavarian pothead.
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    Stork incurs hefty phone bill(thenews.pl)

    1 points by tobltobs 8y ago|0 comments
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    The difference between a 5.10a and a 5.12 is huge. I can do a 5.10a, on a good day I might be able to lead an easy 5.10b. But if I don't put in some serious life changing effort I will never do a 5.12.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    > people start to get twitchy You mean all the people who don't have a facebook account?
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    Real world use cases? is developing a, that would use, will be using, it is possible to, as it seeks to, is building, which will be, seeking a way, has been experimenting, ... Sounds more like a maybe future fantasy world.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    The article you are linking to says that it is not clear if those German cease and desist letters are based on any facts or if they are itself just FUD.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    Please change the title to "Discussion if Google Fonts is GDPR compliant". In the current form the title "Google Fonts not GDPR compliant" is just FUD, as the argument "Google Font is ok because Google LLC is certif
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    Trump hits U.S. allies with steel, aluminum tariffs(politico.com)

    1 points by tobltobs 8y ago|0 comments
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    Can you explain how they "do so".
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    Oh my god, that sounds like capitalism.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    I prefer the version which enables the publisher to pay for his cost.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    Replace ads with sponsored content. They still will get money for ads, but they even will save money because they get free content. /s
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    The WSJ offers an European Edition and the subscription link is open to users from the EU.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    If those cookies are not necessary for operating, like tracking cookies, you have to ask the user before you set the cookie. If you ask, you have to be specific for what the cookie is used. The checkbox or slider has not to be prechecked. Y
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    Creating new apps has just become more effort, while monetization options have become more difficult.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    There will be years of battles in court how to interpret the GDPR, but not for this. > (Article 4 ) ‘consent’ of the data subject means any freely given, ... > Recital 42: Consent should not be regarded as freely given if the data sub
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    From https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/vat-customs/moss-schem... : > the information used to determine the place where the customer is established or has their permanent address or usually resides. Sadl
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    > very narrow set of legal reasons that need 10 years of archiving Invoices for VAT MOSS have to be archived for ten years. And until today nobody really knows (it is another EU law disaster) which information you have to keep to prove t
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    Eg. the DPO.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    There are thosuands of horror stories how the Schufa isn't able or willing to correct wrong data. And no data protection agency in Germany did ever brought such a case to a court.
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    by tobltobs 8y ago

    Thank you for those detailed links. They are kind of eye opening, and I am German. However, it is hard to understand how stuff like GEZ, Schufa and article 35 can exist concurrently in the same country.