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by y4mi 5y ago
do you have the Annoyances filters enabled? most of them are filtered on my end there is also this you can enable with 1 click if you've got ublock already: https://github.com/yourduskquibbles/webannoyances
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by y4mi 5y ago
> if unable to do that, I could provide the 2FA code sent to that same backup email address (how would I be able to know this without being able to know what the address was?) Two options from the top of my head: 1. you have email forw
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by y4mi 5y ago
you seem to really like freud...
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by y4mi 5y ago
> ctrl + alt + h on most ide's will list the callers of a function that very much depends of how the function is called. there are a lot of ways I've encountered in the wild which wouldn't be found by this.
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by y4mi 5y ago
2 yrs ago i would've said 800€. currently it would be 1.5k+€, but thats because of the silicon shortage and scalpers. and fwiw, a ps5 was going for 1.4k just a few month ago too.
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by y4mi 5y ago
I should've realized this earlier but I think I understand now the reason for the confusion. GDPR handles all kinds of data related to a person, so yes: a username is personal data wrt GDPR personally identifiable information (PII) on
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by y4mi 5y ago
A natural person is a legal term so it's really not a matter of opinion... Believe it or not, usernames only become PII if the user choose to use their real name or another information which uniquely identifies them in real life
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by y4mi 5y ago
No, my username is not PII as there is no lookup table to my real identity. If it was, ycombinator would have to adhere to much more stringent regulation wrt them.
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by y4mi 5y ago
Yes, a name is strictly speaking unnecessary, but you need to actually identify a real person uniquely in the real world. its not PII as long as its impossible to link it back to a unique identification from the real world such as a name, s
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by y4mi 5y ago
you quoted something which i think you misunderstood. the natural person is the link to a real name. it only becomes PII if its somehow possible to link a real name or similar to this identifier. If this is impossible, it will never be
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by y4mi 5y ago
At least in Germany the court ruled that an IP address is not PII A unique identifier which let's them track a user everywhere isn't either if there is no way to match this id to a real name etc They will likely still need to disc
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by y4mi 5y ago
You seem to be confused about what PII is (which I think you meant from context). None of the listed informations are PII, nor do they become that in aggregation. But if it was, it most likely would be enough anyway if the salt isn't s
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by y4mi 5y ago
No, they haven't. Tailwind is basically just a lot of utility classes which you use to set css values. Other frameworks generally combine multiple properties with their classes. It is a very different design choice with it's own u
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by y4mi 5y ago
Thats true to a degree, but the distinction makes sense to me because angular is not the only project using reactive concepts. RxJS is just one of the implementations [1] and people that haven't grokked it would struggle with other pro
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by y4mi 5y ago
Are you really talking about angular or is it more about rxjs/observables ? Because the former is really hard to imagine with what you claim to be proficient in. The reactive stuff from rxjs is another story though, few people I know r
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by y4mi 5y ago
so if i didn't misunderstood that page they've had one 40 foot container delivered with nineteen "server hardware" pieces, likely racks? thats less than i would've expected, but it makes sense considering that they
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by y4mi 5y ago
> Wouldn't there be resentment from the team because they work harder than you or just generally putting in more effort? not in my experience. there are often people around that only do 25-35hours per week... at least in the place
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by y4mi 5y ago
Most of these people are forced to work. I think for me personally a 4-6h workday on 4 days per week would be optimal. It's enjoyable to actually work together with a team on a product and provide a service which people want to use. Su
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by y4mi 5y ago
yeah, low resource VPSs are great value if you don't mind the performance too much. I was using a Netcup root server with 2 dedicated cores/8gb ram before i switched to my current hetzner baremetal server. It only cost ~7€ per mon
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by y4mi 5y ago
They can be if the snapshots are copied to another device though
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by y4mi 5y ago
Esp if you consider bare metal servers. I'm currently paying 45€ for a Ryzen server with 64gb ECC ram and 1tb nvme storage (raid1). The speed is incredible if compared to ec2 or root server performance from other vendors. Even if they&
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by y4mi 5y ago
That's never going to work. You will always have to recreate the scene in an engine, otherwise you're unable to move your head away from the camera position... And that's nausea inducing af. My guess is that very few watchers
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by y4mi 5y ago
I'm not sure about the current version, but Oracle jdk 8 had a few classes that weren't available in openjdk, we had to switch some cryptography calls to bouncycastle in our migration iirc
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by y4mi 5y ago
You linked to an article about benchmarks and then talk about gaming performance. The (sad) reality is that all pc games have been heavily optimized to run on Windows, which does create a pretty big performance difference which favors windo
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by y4mi 5y ago
That's hard to answer, because i can only say it depends to both questions. let me repeat what i said earlier: i don't think that the current generation of consumer headsets is ready for prime time, all of the reasons are howeve
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by y4mi 5y ago
They are called Google maps/Google photos because these are Google products. Google is responsible for alphabets web services. Check out Wikipedia for actual examples like waymo ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alp
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by y4mi 5y ago
I got one. My honest opinion is that it's potential is immense, but I wouldn't suggest anyone to get one atm. Professional headsets will likely become more widespread over the coming years and I fully expect that most desk jobs wi
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by y4mi 5y ago
> But you rarely start by choosing a specific architecture. Unless you already know a lot about your solution. That's how it probably should be, but in my experience it rarely is. Generally, businesses decide that they need to re
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by y4mi 5y ago
Often the people that expressed that opinion are different people then for example the person you responded to here. Please remember that this is a forum of a very big group of participants with varying points of view and resulting opinions
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by y4mi 5y ago
In my tests I actually went with plain indexed db at the end, because I wanted to make sure it's as fast as it could go. It's true that the indexeddb access is faster then a 3g signal with timeout, but that wasn't happening o

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