supereggbert

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   by supereggbert 7y ago

   Probably because in js if i="1" then i+=1 results in i="11" but i-=-1 results in i=2
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   by supereggbert 8y ago

   This is a little over the top, it could easily be debated that an IP address isn't personal data under "Article 4, Point 1" since at least in the case of IPV4 address it will likely be shared by multiple people and the only w
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   by supereggbert 8y ago

   It's not just about cookies, tracking and advertising; it's about informing the user about what will be done with their data, its retention periods and reasons for holding/collecting/processing the data. This will be sit
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   by supereggbert 10y ago

   He is aware but according to the alpha document it says 100Pa, which does seem insanely low. All his points seem like very valid concerns, and certainly points that should have had answers before vast sums of money where pumped into the pro
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   by supereggbert 12y ago

   It doesn't even make sense philosophically to say client side should be treated differently from server side. If you want to block this then you'd surely also what to block servers that can't prove they're running free s
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   3D Tree Creation In The Browser(developer.mozilla.org)

   1 points by supereggbert 14y ago|0 comments