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Comment #45876705
A webcam & microphone JS tester library that you can put in front of your WebRTC or MediaRecorder web app to diagnose any possible issues (the presence of getUserMedia, secure cont…
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Comment #43820011
System audio (i.e. Zoom calls) can be captured only on Chromium browsers on Windows and ChromeOS when sharing the entire screen; tab audio has wider OS support; Safari and Firefox …
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Comment #25188549
That seems overkill. @levelsio ran his $1M business on "FTP" https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1327451757975375874
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Comment #24462676
I remember the tool. Saved me many times during my heavy Flash development years!
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Comment #22261077
It's not free even if you put in just your time. In a startup, everything competes for your time. You could spend it on your product or other growth channels.
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Comment #21657715
Actually, under the GDPR, as a general rule, you can't just keep personal data on your servers forever so GDPR might be involved but for personal data cleanup reasons/requirements.…
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Comment #20859422
Kudos to GDPR obliging companies to allow users to delete their personal data.
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Comment #20459418
You can find "slim" webcam privacy covers on Amazon. Since they can slide it they're a better solution than tape.
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Comment #19339432
1st world problem I used to live in Romania where hospitals are full of deadly bacteria, doctors are corrupt, nurses are corrupt. There's a shortage of equipment, vaccines, cancer …
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Comment #18587933
Revolut allows you to generate "virtual" credit cards which are just disposable credit card numbers linked to your account. You can spun one for every major online service you use …
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Comment #16576308
No you don't. AS per the GDPR I see no possible solution for the “reasonable measure to verify the identity of a data subject” against an IPv4 IP and thus to reliably act on IPv4 r…
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Comment #16576279
Yes they are.
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Comment #16576238
I wouldn’t worry about individuals requesting access or deletion of the Apache logs concerning a certain IP as I see no possible solution for the “reasonable measure to verify the …
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Comment #16576026
>Saving ip adresses in log files can be fully complaint IF you only use them for legal reasons (sue an attacker, ...), have severe access restrictions on the files, delete them as …
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Comment #13886129
Wow, that was fast. Thanks DO :)! Hope you can make the other changes too in the future. Change does not break extension.
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Comment #13885407
Similarly their new "Monitoring BETA" product/section is just a confusing name for Alerts.
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Comment #13885378
That's pretty much how it works in bigger companies.