devilmoon

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by devilmoon 8y ago
This is something really important to consider: Should Facebook be allowed only for 18+ people? If I remember correctly they allow 13yo and up to sign up and I don't think they have the legal abiliy to consent to this level of data sha
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by devilmoon 8y ago
https://pastebin.com/NJqLg1Pm
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by devilmoon 8y ago
It is probably going to be used as an experiment internally, just how the rainbow profile pic filter was used to analyse behavioural patterns in their users
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by devilmoon 8y ago
Facebook takes up to 90 days to purge my information from their systems (if ever, I am quite sure a ghost account will always remain and it will be a strong one as well since they've collected so much information on me throughout the y
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by devilmoon 8y ago
What about those of us that actually deleted Facebook after the scandal? How are we supposed to check if our data was shared with CA if Facebook requires you to be logged in to check?
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by devilmoon 8y ago
it's probably not size but rather the "hotness" of the city, i.e. afaik Rome is the biggest city in Italy by far (maybe the biggest in EU as far as actual size is concerned) but cost of living is quite low compared to other E
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by devilmoon 8y ago
IT, you get 100% for the first three days covered by the company, 50% from the 4th day till the 20th and 66,66% from the 21st to the 180th day covered by healthcare - incidentally 180 days is the maximum number you can be on sick leave in a
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by devilmoon 8y ago
Not really - consulting isn't my line of work it seems. I am lucky in a way because I got into an handpicked team that actually writes code and explores new tech, so I'm not wasting my time entirely here, but still, I am consideri
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by devilmoon 8y ago
2. I can basically only pay for rent/bills, food and maybe a train ticket back home once a month to see family/friends, I'd say that's a pretty shitty life style - I am paying too much rent atm but even if I was able to
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by devilmoon 8y ago
man where the fuck do you live to get all of that for only 900£? I pay 750€ish per month rent+bills for a bedroom in a shared apartment
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by devilmoon 8y ago
Where are you pulling the five weeks figure from? It's more like 20ish days, after that if your employer is ok with it you can "borrow" vacation and pay it back by not generating more vacation days while you work or pay when
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by devilmoon 8y ago
This seems to be a common misconception, but taxes in the EU are way higher than in the US
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by devilmoon 8y ago
I'm honestly thinking about not settling down until I'm in my higher 30s and instead move where I'd get the best salary/company hop for raises and set aside a nice amount, then I can move back to the EU, think about comm
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by devilmoon 8y ago
What really pisses me off about FAANG branches in EU is that they will pay you way less than what they're paying for the same role in the US, which feels like an insult. London I believe is the best market in the EU for cost of living&
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by devilmoon 8y ago
There's still the question of FAANG branches in other parts of the world not paying nearly as much as they do in the US, which is bullshit to me - if an employee generates value while working in the US, it does so outside of it as well
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by devilmoon 8y ago
what would rent+bills cost in SF, for example?
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by devilmoon 8y ago
I've thought about working remote but I've heard that unless the company is geared towards making the playing field even for remote/onsite workers you'll be having an hard time getting noticed/pulled into projects.
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by devilmoon 8y ago
Question from someone not living in the US: How come you guys have such high salaries compared to ROW? Is the cost of life that much higher than other countries, or is your income simply taxed less / companies have generally more money
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by devilmoon 8y ago
"Error establishing a database connection"
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by devilmoon 8y ago
I think you are right on the revenue part. Yes, it would still be profitable, the only thing I'm not sure about is if the fine would be cumulative for every misuse instance (i.e. in the Cambridge Analytica situation, 50M * 4%WGR) or if
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by devilmoon 8y ago
GDPR seems to be on the right track, but I still fear that misuse will not be fined enough; if I remember correctly, it should be 20M or 4% of your gross profit worldwide, whichever is higher, and that'd be a joke to a company like Fac
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by devilmoon 8y ago
This is quite stupid if you ask me; data is the gold of our times, we should have regulations in place that allow individuals to trade certain amounts of data with companies in exchange for money and/or a service - it shouldn't be
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by devilmoon 9y ago
This has always been active ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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David Cameron pig scandal was predicted in Black Mirror(qz.com)
2 points by devilmoon 11y ago|1 comments
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by devilmoon 11y ago
>ITA(rticle) fedora tippers
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by devilmoon 11y ago
Nice, wanted to do that and then forgot it
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by devilmoon 11y ago
willingly installing botnet, why would you do that? https://i.4cdn.org/g/1438152355097.jpg