wharfjumper

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by wharfjumper 7y ago
As discussed in "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism"[0] it's inconsistent with their business model for Google to comply with GDPR and other similar privacy laws/regulations. The benefits of the surveillance capitalism b
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by wharfjumper 7y ago
Wow I'm so happy to have found this. Have you considered clubs, restaurants, cafes etc as a target market? If you wanted to start earning some revenue to host it I think there could be an opportunity more so than home users. We had sta
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by wharfjumper 7y ago
US legislation and precedents are not binding in other legal jurisdictions throughout Asia and Europe. There are international agreements (such as TRIPS[0]) that aim to provide a degree of intellectual property law consistency across the wo
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by wharfjumper 7y ago
I highly recommend Gomorrah, a fictionalised set of inter-related stories about the role of the Camorra in running Naples (including waste disposal).
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NZ “Open banking” API specification released(paymentsnz.co.nz)
2 points by wharfjumper 8y ago|0 comments
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by wharfjumper 8y ago
In New Zealand, the banks commonly require personal guarantees on this type of mortgage. As a result my friend declared himself bankrupt when 1. his co-owner stopped paying his share of the loan 2. the rent didn't cover the mortgage pa
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by wharfjumper 8y ago
I believe Pocketsmith use Yodlee for their bank feeds. While the NZ government prevaricates I doubt there will be any useful bank APIs here any time soon. At least there is some progress in Australia.
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by wharfjumper 8y ago
I listen to music because I find conversations very distracting so an audiobook is disastrous for me.