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CyberThijs
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Comment #46301370
For those interested: the results page in this PR looks like this: https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/SimonSchic...
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Comment #44478732
This product brings back fond memories to one of those early-internet gems: the "Star Wars mosquito defence system" gag infomercial that was launched 18 years (!) ago: https://yout…
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Comment #27352147
Using the PKCS11 certificates on a Belgian eID is cumbersome because the whole 'client certificate' workflow has always been a pain in the butt UX-wise. Many workarounds have been …
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Comment #14594249
One of the goals of the GDPR is to consolidate all the data protection laws of the EU member states. So within the EU this shouldn't pose a problem. For the US, I assume this is co…
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Comment #14594222
My bad. I looked up the figures on Wikipedia, where the latest figures were from 2015. Should have read the article more carefully.
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Comment #14594082
To come back on my example: LinkedIn reported a net income of 166 million USD. The potential fine is thus more than 70% of their profit! The fine is also based on the revenue of th…
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Comment #14593846
Another big recent achievement of the European Parliament is the "General Data Protection Regulation" (GDPR) [1], which comes into effect in May 2018 and stipulates that companies …
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Comment #10238000
Here in Belgium 3D-Secure is also commonplace, and the experience provided by my bank has significantly improved throughout the years. I also don't think it hurts the conversion of…
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Comment #7340059
Any hints on how I can process datetimes with non-standard formatting properly? I've got mails where the date is formatted as dd/mm/yyyy, which causes Google Calendar to create an …
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Comment #6716656
Has anyone tried the new Glacier-clone of OVH [0] yet? At 0.008 EUR/GBP it seems to be priced very reasonable, and there are no crazy retrieval price structures (altrough retrieval…
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Comment #4054947
I'd like to be able to set a minimum quality for torrents that appear in the RSS of my watchlist. This allows me to add it to the watchlist when it's widely promoted when it launch…