hkh28

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by hkh28 3y ago
https://archive.ph/qRONM
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by hkh28 4y ago
Supabase provides a free tier Postgres. There are of course limits to the size, and they will pause your project if it is inactive for 7 days. https://supabase.com/pricing
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by hkh28 4y ago
I found out that if you do that enough times, your account will permanently lose the ability to report ads. At least, the option is no longer present on my account.
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by hkh28 4y ago
It's interesting that this is highlighted in a British paper, as this is due to EU regulations that the UK will soon not be bound by. And the British government has already announced that they are ready to "seize the benefits of B
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by hkh28 5y ago
GDPR fines are set among other things according to the resources of the entity that broke the rules. As a private person making a side project, you won't be liable for millions. The most recent examples of individuals being fined have
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by hkh28 5y ago
It is probably to make it harder for Google/Apple to remove the app, or for Youtube to justify blocking the app from working with their videos.
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by hkh28 5y ago
This is very different for people. I have some issues with my sight causing pages that are mostly white to be painful to look at. Over time, it triggers migraines. But I know people with the opposite issue. So as an accessibility feature, w
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by hkh28 5y ago
Stayed with my iPhone 7 until iPhone 12 for the same (main) reason. Being able to have the phone unlocked on the way from my pocket was fantastic. Unlocking with Face ID takes at least two seconds extra, every time.
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by hkh28 5y ago
Completely agree. The new iPad Air even got it integrated in the sleep button, so Apple has the ability to continue offering Touch ID on all devices and keep the full screen display.
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by hkh28 5y ago
> You might need to retain some data for potential future refunds, for example. Then that would be a legitimate interest, and you could store that information for a period of time that is reasonable for processing refund requests. But yo
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by hkh28 6y ago
Yes, data portability is a requirement in the GDPR. You should not be locked in to a service just because they have your data.
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by hkh28 6y ago
As an outside observer (European) this seems to be the way the American prison system is run. The inmates are not viewed as humans by the people responsible, enabling horrible conditions. Fixing such an issue should be top priority, and in
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by hkh28 6y ago
> I have no idea what the benefit of the EEA is for it's members We have the option to reject certain EU-rules, and can negotiate special exemptions into our agreement. Norway has some exemptions in fishing rights that are central t
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by hkh28 6y ago
You should actually be careful to say exactly this phrase: "I want a lawyer" and not a word more. > [W]hen a suspect in an interrogation told detectives to “just give me a lawyer dog,” the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that the
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by hkh28 6y ago
I think you are a bit too optimistic on what employers are willing to expense. A note-taking app falls far outside what most workplaces that I know of in IT would accept. In reality, I am afraid that you are excluding a large group of users
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by hkh28 6y ago
As several people have pointed out, both the "Personal" and "Catalyst" licenses are intended for personal use only, making this quite an expensive product should I want to use it for work as well. But in the full license
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by hkh28 6y ago
Manually fetching would still execute any malicious code contained in the mail if I understand the article correctly. The only way to be protected seems to be to not use Mail.app until iOS is patched.
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by hkh28 6y ago
> The new, more secure Zoom will be available on May 30 That's quite a long wait for this update.
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by hkh28 7y ago
I think the fact that this was actually made speaks to the fact that a lot of people are no longer able to do what they were actually hired to do. While I hope that not a lot of people will use the app, I do hope that i sparks some conversa
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by hkh28 7y ago
It appears they can, but choose not to. This way they can ensure that less used units are available on the market, forcing people to buy a new unit instead.
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by hkh28 7y ago
.christmas seems to be owned by Uniregistry[0], which also owns at least 26 other TLDs, so I think we can expect them to continue providing service. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_dom...
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by hkh28 7y ago
Yes, it plays on "generation Z" and the "boomer generation". I believe it is commonly used to refer to people born after the turn of the millennium.
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by hkh28 7y ago
Interesting introduction to suspense, didn't know about it. A word of caution might be that it is still an experimental feature [0], so you should probably not be throwing it into production just yet. But when it gets released as stabl
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by hkh28 7y ago
> That was a complete waste of time. I think that's a bit harsh. It's an article explaining simply, but effectively why you should probably not use toString(). Just because something can be summed up in a sentence does not make