kaugesaar

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by kaugesaar 3y ago
I guess you probably could, but any fines or such would not be paid out to you personally. Enforcement is primarily the responsibility of national data protection authorities (DPAs) in each EU member state.
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by kaugesaar 3y ago
Good on them for walking the walk. But I genuinely believe you could, with that equipment, get the same footage with a 10-year-old dslr-camera and its stock lens for just a few hundred bucks.
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by kaugesaar 3y ago
I did a similar thing almost 20 years ago. The Swedish National Pensioners' Organisation was hotlinking an image from my server. I can't really remember exactly what it was, but it was something harmless, like a picture of a cat.
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by kaugesaar 3y ago
I can make voluntary decision to not use lousy tax prep companies.
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by kaugesaar 6y ago
It's just something with lots of Microsoft's latest software that annoys me. They all feel behind, laggy and lacking features in comparison to their competitor. Slack > Teams Trello > Planner PowerBi > Tableau, Looker, Mo
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by kaugesaar 6y ago
I've setup a Telegram channel with only myself in it. Works great a cross all my devices.
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by kaugesaar 7y ago
I wouldn't use the word likely. It might be because of who your target group is etc and I therefore have another experience. But yes, it does happen. The way it works is that Google allow themself to spend up to 2x your daily budget. I
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by kaugesaar 7y ago
Oh yes, those baby clicks on YouTube. Annyoing as hell. Stay away from broad affinity / in-market groups or you'll end up spending 20%-40% of your budget on channels for toddlers. By time though you'll build up a nice list th
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by kaugesaar 10y ago
Could anyone explain, what's a "new dollar" in this context? Is it those $8.500 from company X that have increased their budget from $100.000 to $110.000?
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by kaugesaar 11y ago
AdBlockers will still block iframes and already does. Those I've seen blocks the full request based on a list of known domains. Many 3rd-party tracking cookies is often placed with help of iframes or a img-pixel. With Google Analytics
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by kaugesaar 11y ago
I would say most of Google's products that eventually reach the bigger mass are black swans. Best way to reproduce them? Add a lot of stress, tens of thousands of engineers is quite lot stress.
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by kaugesaar 11y ago
Got 10/10. I think though if I would have only be looking at one picture at time and were to say yes or no. My score would have been much lower. Quite often in the computer-generated ones it looks like someone have gone nuts with the s
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by kaugesaar 11y ago
A Raspberry Pi/Toggl button-board - where each button represent a client. Press it and time starts tracking in Toggl.
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by kaugesaar 11y ago
That is because Tusk isn't following you on twitter. D. followed by username and then a message sends the tweet as a direct message to that user.
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by kaugesaar 11y ago
It's funny how many sites have that "I agree"-option. Because they still put 15 cookies on my computer before I even agree to it.
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by kaugesaar 11y ago
This... I would gladly take the time to setup a filter that forwards all the receipts to the site.
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by kaugesaar 12y ago
400 000 - 450 000 SEK /y
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by kaugesaar 12y ago
He probably can. 5 years with living wage and he would be debt free. If he has filled for bankruptcy before (which I don't know) he might be denied the chance again. // Swedish
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by kaugesaar 13y ago
http://www.blacktie.co/2013/12/flatty-app-landing-page/
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by kaugesaar 13y ago
...a monkey would have scored better than me :(
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by kaugesaar 13y ago
This seems out of date: "Google AdWords provides a handy Keyword Tool". You'll end up on a page explaining Keyword Planner has replaced Keyword Tool. To access the tool I must sign in to my AdWords account.
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by kaugesaar 14y ago
a working cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...