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JeremyStinson
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Comment #47358050
All those people have high-priced lawyers that will keep them out of prison. The DBA and the Data Engineer will be the ones who go to jail for "Not ensuring all applicable data sec…
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Comment #47177550
In addition to what Twitch is doing, a banner popped up in the Android YouTube app stating that you need to upgrade to Premium to be able to "Jump Ahead to parts other users think …
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Comment #44908072
Ironically, signing-up to Criterion isn't available in Australia: -------- Request Access Sorry. This is currently unavailable in your region. Type in your email below and tell the…
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Comment #43992189
Then it means they're looking at the User-Agent string and determining that an iPhone in Europe most likely has a human using it, and might not require rate-limiting.
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Comment #43605756
>"Even after treatments emerged to combat TB, their geographic availability revealed the prevalence of prejudice. Starting in the 1980s, the emergence of HIV/AIDS * allowed TB to s…
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Comment #42427584
Given that there's known neurological complications from Covid infection, it's possible it's a contributing factor to the drop in test scores.
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Comment #42278674
To keep under 16s out, everyone over 16 needs to prove they are indeed over 16. It's like a nightclub/pub/bar - to get in, EVERYONE needs to prove their age, either with a real or …
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Comment #42278645
You're either going to need to have a Digital Id, such as the Australian Govt myID, or something else to prove you're over 16. A burner email doesn't prove age, and that's what Aus…
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Comment #42272615
That's the outcome of the law. Think of it this way - how will YOU, specifically, prove you are actually over the age of 16 without having some proof of age object that is tied to …
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Comment #42272557
Only for activation of a service, which has nothing to do with the actual user. Purchase a phone using cash from any store selling mobile phones, and then use free WiFi (however in…
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Comment #42272374
Just so it's clear - this new law will require everyone over 16 to provide proof-of-age, and thus identity, to use the most popular portions of the internet. Saving the children is…
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Comment #30925898
You don't need a destination when the walk is the goal.