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sqrt2

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    Comment #30287495

    The Google Fonts case was decided based on the transmission of the full IP address in a jurisdiction (Germany) where there are ways to identify a user by means of that address. CNI…

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    Comment #30136773

    Strictly necessary cookies for a service the user explicitly requested . And, importantly, this is true even if no personal data is involved and the process is therefore not covere…

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    Comment #30136473

    You're making the mistake of thinking that the cookie consent requirements are somehow a consequence of GDPR. The cookie consent requirements exist separately from and additionally…

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    Comment #30136199

    It is not true that "functional" cookies are generally exempt from the consent requirement. What is concretely exempt are necessary cookies for a service that the user explicitly r…

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    Comment #30136055

    The website tried to rely on legitimate interest as the legal basis for processing the data, and that precisely requires a balancing test between the interests of the website host …

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    Comment #7279812

    A MAC of a message m can only be computed with the knowledge of a key K. Specifically, with a cryptographic hash function h, HMAC(K, m) = h(K + a || h(K + b || m)), where + is addi…

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    Comment #6875024

    p^μ is the μ-th component of the vector p, and in an equation p^μ = m u^μ, μ is to be taken as a free variable, i.e. the equation is true for every μ. In relativity, Greek indices …

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    Comment #6873812

    It may be forgivable to use dynamic mass in an article written for laymen and using a simple model of the atom, but I feel I should mention that the concept of objects changing mas…

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    Comment #6794932

    This is what 23andMe said about that person's genome: "Has two mutations linked to limb-girdle muscular dystrophy. A person with two of these mutations typically has limb-girdle mu…

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    Comment #6794329

    This reminds me of a blog post in German [1] by a person who due to a software bug had been falsely diagnosed by 23andMe with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy. (Fortunately, he was a…

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    Comment #5492146

    The linked image is comparing the announcement of Bergoglio's election to Wojtyła's funeral procession: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/innovations/post/aaf1067...

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    Comment #3076837

    According to their latest election manifesto ( https://wiki.piratenpartei.de/Bundestagswahl_2009/Wahlprogra... ) their main points are: * legalisation of non-commercial copying * p…

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    Comment #2672075

    Unfortuantely, many common words seem to be filtered by the API. Some however are not, and they show a common growth pattern: http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=what%2C+you%2C+here

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    Comment #2534876

    Obviously Assange (et al.) didn't ask anyone if they could leak sensitive data -- and perhaps they should have (but how exactly would that have gone do you expect?) -- but I believ…

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    Comment #2432281

    I've seen it on Vista, 7 and on XP once IPv6 is enabled. Concerning sources, http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Search/en-GB?query=rfc%2... turns up a few articles.

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    Comment #2432166

    It's quite silly that the author doesn't know this, but the feature he requests exists already and has existed for 10 years -- Privacy Extesions for SLAAC in IPv6 (RFC3041). It's e…