CyberThijs

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by CyberThijs 9mo ago
For those interested: the results page in this PR looks like this: https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/SimonSchic...
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by CyberThijs 1y ago
This product brings back fond memories to one of those early-internet gems: the "Star Wars mosquito defence system" gag infomercial that was launched 18 years (!) ago: https://youtu.be/wSIWpFPkYrk
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by CyberThijs 5y ago
Using the PKCS11 certificates on a Belgian eID is cumbersome because the whole 'client certificate' workflow has always been a pain in the butt UX-wise. Many workarounds have been implemented to improve on this, making it less pla
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by CyberThijs 9y ago
One of the goals of the GDPR is to consolidate all the data protection laws of the EU member states. So within the EU this shouldn't pose a problem. For the US, I assume this is covered by the EU-US data shield. I assume a similar cons
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by CyberThijs 9y ago
My bad. I looked up the figures on Wikipedia, where the latest figures were from 2015. Should have read the article more carefully.
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by CyberThijs 9y ago
To come back on my example: LinkedIn reported a net income of 166 million USD. The potential fine is thus more than 70% of their profit! The fine is also based on the revenue of the parent company. Say that Nest would be fined, then the rev
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by CyberThijs 9y ago
Another big recent achievement of the European Parliament is the "General Data Protection Regulation" (GDPR) [1], which comes into effect in May 2018 and stipulates that companies can be fined up to 4% of their worldwide turnover
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by CyberThijs 11y ago
Here in Belgium 3D-Secure is also commonplace, and the experience provided by my bank has significantly improved throughout the years. I also don't think it hurts the conversion of webshops around here because everybody is used to perf
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by CyberThijs 13y ago
Any hints on how I can process datetimes with non-standard formatting properly? I've got mails where the date is formatted as dd/mm/yyyy, which causes Google Calendar to create an event on the 3rd of January instead of the 1s
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by CyberThijs 13y ago
Has anyone tried the new Glacier-clone of OVH [0] yet? At 0.008 EUR/GBP it seems to be priced very reasonable, and there are no crazy retrieval price structures (altrough retrieval has a 4 hour lead time, just like Glacier). [0] http:
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by CyberThijs 14y ago
I'd like to be able to set a minimum quality for torrents that appear in the RSS of my watchlist. This allows me to add it to the watchlist when it's widely promoted when it launches, and watch it when eventually a good torrent appears of t