So... the electric company can't become a monopoly because you can spend the money and effort to create your own electric company? How can that not be said for anything anywhere that becomes an obvious monopoly?
Thank you for the correction!
In addition to the non-cookie fingerprinting mentioned by others that can happen, there is a loophole in the GDPR cookie control legislation that allows "legitimate interest" cookies to continue to be placed and tracked…
I have somehow never gotten around to throwing away the box of ancient floppies I've got in a closet from ages ago, and the Windows 95b (OSR2) installation disks I made were still in it, complete with custom color…
Why can't somewhere.com have the public key for user@somewhere.com and serve it to other e-mail providers on request? Letting one's provider hold onto the private key doesn't provide the same level of security as the…
I am a layperson, so the answer is probably painfully obvious, but why can't e-mail have TLS-style key exchange, where the sender's server gets the public key from the recipient's server and encrypts the message with it…
"Targeted" for me would imply that Windows is checking first to see whether Firefox is installed, and only showing the suggestion if so. If this is just a general suggestion that gets pushed out to all Windows…
Plausible line of thought.
Though in this case mitigated by the split between .docx (macro-less) documents and .docm (macro-enabled). Either file type can also be unzipped and have their contents inspected for anything suspicious.
Norton Utilities, XTree Pro Gold, and Borland Sidekick were the tits on MS-DOS.
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7167193 Percussive Maintenance (uncountable) (humorous) The use of physical concussion, such as a knock or a tap, in an attempt to make a malfunctioning device or person work.
Such is the difference between an emoji and an emoticon. https://writingexplained.org/emoji-vs-emoticon-difference
> I think that for any size k less than the total size of the database, it is not anonymous. Wouldn't that require that every field of every record in the database be globally unique? If something as simple as gender is…
> Authorities are looking to promote tourism at Dahshur, located about 17 miles south of central Cairo. > The site, which lies in the open desert, attracts just a trickle of visitors and is currently free of the touts…
To replace punch-in/punch-out machines or sign-in/sign-out sheets, perhaps.
Agreed. Distributing actual EA assets and using EA-owned branding (and artwork?) seems to be the problem. Simply running alternate servers, distributing patches to the game, and using their launcher without copyrighted…
I like the idea on some level, but could consciousness be separated from biological motivations like pleasure and pain? That feels more like the idea of universe-as-computer than in the examples of conscious, living…
Thanks. I like GDPR anyway. Makes me think God Damn Privacy Rules, and we're increasingly lacking in effective ones.
Of course, acknowledging and appreciating differences differs greatly from enforcing differences.
It sounds like you would be better served with a Bluetooth proximity-based device like a Gatekeeper. http://www.gkchain.com/gatekeeper.html I haven't looked into the OTP functionality of it, since I decided to go with a…
Exactly! How on Earth could you prove an offending image wasn't yours?
Subtitles are simply translations of speech or text into another language, and are generally (though not always) center aligned near the bottom of the frame.
And they wouldn't be outright blocked. They'd just be throttled to 128kbps and limited to only one open TCP connection at a time from that customer.
That's why you don't block; you flag. Let people make their own choices, but informed. Allow users to flag a link or post with tags such as Satire, Misleading, Controversial, Editorialized, Biased, Debunked, etc.…
Or if the exact same intermediate files are being overwritten over and over again, wouldn't a RAMDrive be a good place for them?
So... the electric company can't become a monopoly because you can spend the money and effort to create your own electric company? How can that not be said for anything anywhere that becomes an obvious monopoly?
Thank you for the correction!
In addition to the non-cookie fingerprinting mentioned by others that can happen, there is a loophole in the GDPR cookie control legislation that allows "legitimate interest" cookies to continue to be placed and tracked…
I have somehow never gotten around to throwing away the box of ancient floppies I've got in a closet from ages ago, and the Windows 95b (OSR2) installation disks I made were still in it, complete with custom color…
Why can't somewhere.com have the public key for user@somewhere.com and serve it to other e-mail providers on request? Letting one's provider hold onto the private key doesn't provide the same level of security as the…
I am a layperson, so the answer is probably painfully obvious, but why can't e-mail have TLS-style key exchange, where the sender's server gets the public key from the recipient's server and encrypts the message with it…
"Targeted" for me would imply that Windows is checking first to see whether Firefox is installed, and only showing the suggestion if so. If this is just a general suggestion that gets pushed out to all Windows…
Plausible line of thought.
Though in this case mitigated by the split between .docx (macro-less) documents and .docm (macro-enabled). Either file type can also be unzipped and have their contents inspected for anything suspicious.
Norton Utilities, XTree Pro Gold, and Borland Sidekick were the tits on MS-DOS.
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7167193 Percussive Maintenance (uncountable) (humorous) The use of physical concussion, such as a knock or a tap, in an attempt to make a malfunctioning device or person work.
Such is the difference between an emoji and an emoticon. https://writingexplained.org/emoji-vs-emoticon-difference
> I think that for any size k less than the total size of the database, it is not anonymous. Wouldn't that require that every field of every record in the database be globally unique? If something as simple as gender is…
> Authorities are looking to promote tourism at Dahshur, located about 17 miles south of central Cairo. > The site, which lies in the open desert, attracts just a trickle of visitors and is currently free of the touts…
To replace punch-in/punch-out machines or sign-in/sign-out sheets, perhaps.
Agreed. Distributing actual EA assets and using EA-owned branding (and artwork?) seems to be the problem. Simply running alternate servers, distributing patches to the game, and using their launcher without copyrighted…
I like the idea on some level, but could consciousness be separated from biological motivations like pleasure and pain? That feels more like the idea of universe-as-computer than in the examples of conscious, living…
Thanks. I like GDPR anyway. Makes me think God Damn Privacy Rules, and we're increasingly lacking in effective ones.
Of course, acknowledging and appreciating differences differs greatly from enforcing differences.
It sounds like you would be better served with a Bluetooth proximity-based device like a Gatekeeper. http://www.gkchain.com/gatekeeper.html I haven't looked into the OTP functionality of it, since I decided to go with a…
Exactly! How on Earth could you prove an offending image wasn't yours?
Subtitles are simply translations of speech or text into another language, and are generally (though not always) center aligned near the bottom of the frame.
And they wouldn't be outright blocked. They'd just be throttled to 128kbps and limited to only one open TCP connection at a time from that customer.
That's why you don't block; you flag. Let people make their own choices, but informed. Allow users to flag a link or post with tags such as Satire, Misleading, Controversial, Editorialized, Biased, Debunked, etc.…
Or if the exact same intermediate files are being overwritten over and over again, wouldn't a RAMDrive be a good place for them?