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elvischidera

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    Comment #30800660

    What's the limit that an indie could go without caring about GDPR. Is it actually until they want to be "commercial"?

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    Comment #29369771

    How do you think this affect policy? Would we be likely to engage in more dangerous activities simply because we have a backup planet? E.g: 1. Maybe we would have carried on with m…

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    Comment #29003773

    Add pet owners to the list :(. Germany seems to have a dog tax or something like that.

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    Comment #28968277

    Haha true. And the amount of money made per user with ads/adtech is unbounded, so why bound it to X per month. This greed? would probably lead them to ruins.

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    Comment #28968171

    Why don't these companies just offer a paid version of their products? Giving people an opportunity to back out. E.g: Pay X per month to use Google and you get no ads or tracked. Y…

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    Comment #28966978

    Naive question: If you preclude a politician from owning stocks, can't they execute such trades via an off-the-radar friend? And receive profits via "gifts". I imagine this is alre…

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    Comment #28958184

    Thanks! It's questionable, but I think the idea is that ad tech makes ads more valuable? Ie a user gets something relevant to them. Maybe the future will be this personalization ha…

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    Comment #28957277

    > Whether they are separate issues or not depends on the company. I don't understand this. At the end of the day they are separate things, probably you are saying a profit-seeking …

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    Comment #28957150

    What alternatives to ads do you suggest? I don't see donations or paid services as a viable alternative (especially for people in emerging markets -- will companies still have any …

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    Comment #28861644

    You are right that this is not a problem with design patterns themselve. It's how some people tend to use them when they are not necessary or a simpler solution would have sufficed…

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    Comment #28797202

    I don't think other concerns are less important to "privacy" concerns. Each restriction just makes certain ideas/project impossible or less ideal [1]. Honestly as an Android dev, I…

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    Comment #28796472

    I mean, if you really want it today, there are places in the world you could go to that have little to no internet access. Where people still communicate mostly in-person. (I'm onl…

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    Comment #27594758

    True. But at least it happens for each compile per developer which is a far smaller number than for each use per end-user.

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    Comment #27590891

    It could be OP is referring to multiple layers of (unnecessary) abstraction. In Android land for example, there is a popular "clean" 3 layer architecture, where model classes are b…

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    Comment #27406355

    Not sure. I will just share my own personal experience. I live in Germany and I go to parks to freestyle with a soccer ball. My issue has always been dogs off lease interfering wit…

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    Comment #27139287

    How does one learn to appreciate such things? I think my problem is: 1. Fiction: I think it is pointless. I try to watch fictional movies. 2. Information I feel is irrelevant: Say …

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