randunel

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by randunel 11d ago
Name and shame them.
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by randunel 15d ago
Actually GDPR is exactly what they're asking to. Possession of personal data that is not required for a service's functionality is illegal under GDPR.
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by randunel 1mo ago
I'm surprised they can get past the CF captcha, I still can't. Ever since the beginning: https://imgur.com/a/AzNSreV
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by randunel 2mo ago
I'd like you to familiarise yourself with a legal and societal principle we use in civil law countries: > de minimis non curat praetor Which basically means judges are not interested in minor disputes. When you add the USA to the mi
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by randunel 2mo ago
Clear legal guidelines for which country? Or, better yet, for which subdivision within said country?
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by randunel 2mo ago
That's still the default in my localhost, but I get a warning that it'll change.
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by randunel 2mo ago
They don't do that, but they do force endless loops of checkbox ticking onto users from unwanted countries https://imgur.com/a/AzNSreV
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by randunel 3mo ago
Nice way to paywall a comment on HN.
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Map2Model has been shut down [due to legal notices](map2model.com)
3 points by randunel 3mo ago|0 comments
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by randunel 3mo ago
No point in marketing when you outright reject customers: Thank you very much for the comprehensive feedback. I have taken a look at the information you have provided and unfortunately, at this time, Adyen is only able to support businesses
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by randunel 4mo ago
Shouldn't you spell it Tuerkiyesh government, then?
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by randunel 4mo ago
I stopped using facebook around 2015-ish, when they stopped allowing sorting by date. Prior to this, hi5 and the likes also allwoed sorting by date. So no, not every online platform ever.
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by randunel 4mo ago
Everything other than sorting the list of entities by a standard measurement unit (time, length, mass, temperature, amount) needs to be covered by this law. The moment you add other entities to the list (e.g. ads inbetween posts), then it&#
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by randunel 5mo ago
Crimping implies RJ45, so 1Gbps. You can't crimp SFP+.
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by randunel 5mo ago
I can install 1Gbps using copper cables + RJ45 and household tools. I can't install 10Gbps using a $10 crimper. Therefore, I have 1Gbps all through my house and 10Gbps between equipment next to the access point.
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by randunel 5mo ago
I have a really simple algorithm to reporting something as spam: > Was this email solicited by me? The author describes unsolicited emails and somehow misses the point that spam is a term for unsolicited emails. The reminder email in you
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by randunel 6mo ago
Americans sure love their war crimes! Indiscriminately killing civilians is how they've gotten past, present and future terrorist attacks. I can't imagine the parents of the children they keep on killing (or maiming, or otherwise)
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by randunel 6mo ago
I find the sum of all 3d printing tools and consumables required to build something useful (i.e. drawer inserts) a lot cheaper than the sum of all wood tools and consumables.
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by randunel 6mo ago
Sounds a lot like nagging [0] with some trick wording [1] in the nag. I think the website is missing a dark pattern here, spray-and-pray, which is throwing as many reincarnations of the same thing as possible, hoping one eventually sticks.
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by randunel 6mo ago
The commenter you replied to seems to be oblivious to the fact that this act, described in the article, is merely a consequence of the war they started.
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by randunel 6mo ago
Most people would get a "Making sure you're not a bot" anime girl with that link.
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by randunel 7mo ago
Quid pro quo? Whoever requests that of others must do the same.
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by randunel 7mo ago
> trying to impact the general US feeling of invulnerability Or, perhaps, trying to defend themselves? They are being attacked, after all.
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by randunel 7mo ago
You are a us citizen and comment against the right of countries to defend themselves against the us. How come?
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by randunel 7mo ago
Such as the Paris Agreement, right?
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by randunel 7mo ago
So US citizens like you actually expect other countries to accept being attacked by you without as little as defending themselves?
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by randunel 7mo ago
You applaud anthropic's choice to enhance mass surveillance of non-US people? If anthropic want mass surveillance, they should limit it to their own country, not to all other countries IMO.
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by randunel 7mo ago
Zero knowledge in such a system requires a minimum of 3 independent parties. There are quite a few solutions out there, I think the most developed ones are online voting systems, because tracking and de duplication is essential.
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by randunel 7mo ago
Is MJ Rathbun here a human or a bot? https://crabby-rathbun.github.io/mjrathbun-website/blog/post...
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by randunel 7mo ago
How do you check that the open sourced code is the same one that you are installing from the extension repository and actually running?

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