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Shaggar posted:lol at euros whining cause they cant compete without the ability to arbitrarily punish superior american companies. sorry you guys write trash software that nobody would use if they werent forced to us it The US government just invades your country and replaces the government with hand-picked dictators rather than levying fines. Po-tay-to po-tah-to.
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ewiley posted:The US government just invades your country and replaces the government with hand-picked dictators rather than levying fines. Po-tay-to po-tah-to. you’re mixing the eu and the middle east
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really we should lay down sanctions each time the eu fines a us company
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animist posted:they should make them pay more yea, it's been piddly slap on the wrist poo poo so far
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akadajet posted:really we should lay down sanctions each time the eu fines a us company even better, your tech companies could just stop offering services in eu
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cinci zoo sniper posted:even better, your tech companies could just stop offering services in eu hey something we agree on akadajet fucked around with this message at 20:44 on Dec 30, 2021 |
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cinci zoo sniper posted:uk app was one of those iirc. uk app did also simply not work if the phone language was not set to english I have to assume this one was on purpose though
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Shaggar posted:or the massive, arbitrary penalties they have to pay BlankSystemDaemon fucked around with this message at 21:42 on Dec 30, 2021 |
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you need to move the stock price, not the balance sheet, for management to pay attention
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Subjunctive posted:you need to move the stock price, not the balance sheet, for management to pay attention Moving the balance sheet makes the stock price move for longer
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Did the EU fine Microsoft under the GDPR and Shaggar swore a blood oath to Post Badly On The Internet or is it more general chauvinism? I work for a Nordic company and they are definitely very concerned about GDPR compliance, in addition to the fairly strict national laws. They take that poo poo seriously and we have minimal exposure to user data.
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But yeah, it's all bullshit without prison sentences anyway
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Gaukler posted:Did the EU fine Microsoft under the GDPR and Shaggar swore a blood oath to Post Badly On The Internet or is it more general chauvinism? americanposting is his other gimmick, defending everything from fahrenheit degrees to walmart morning rituals
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Gaukler posted:Did the EU fine Microsoft under the GDPR and Shaggar swore a blood oath to Post Badly On The Internet or is it more general chauvinism? the discussion started when some joker was confused as to why a german company was getting away with wanton privacy and data security problems wrt covid testing. the reality is those data protection laws are only enforced against us companies as a fee collection mechanism. no eu government cares about local companies violating those rules
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Shaggar posted:the discussion started when some joker was confused as to why a german company was getting away with wanton privacy and data security problems wrt covid testing. the reality is those data protection laws are only enforced against us companies as a fee collection mechanism. no eu government cares about local companies violating those rules Yeah and everyone who works for/with European companies are saying this is bullshit. The German issue is because the privacy-violating company is a friend of the outgoing CDU government.
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Shaggar posted:the discussion started when some joker was confused as to why a german company was getting away with wanton privacy and data security problems wrt covid testing. the reality is those data protection laws are only enforced against us companies as a fee collection mechanism. no eu government cares about local companies violating those rules are you apu-ing a €50m fine to google and a €18m to noted tech company marriott hotels? two things can exist: gdpr is applied to european companies and member state governments being corrupt as gently caress in order to protect their special carve outs and pet industries besides, none of those fines really matter, because all tech companies' money is legally made on null island, which is famously outside of any legal jurisdiction. we are all looking for the guy who set up all those branch companies all over the world that never ever make any money
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that’s enough shaggaring for this thread
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don't engage the shaggar, he only posts in bad faith
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cinci zoo sniper posted:even better, your tech companies could just stop offering services in eu If GDPR successfully killed social media somehow i would absolutely move
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ZeusCannon posted:If GDPR successfully killed social media somehow i would absolutely move that would own so much
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cinci zoo sniper posted:yeah, they’re essentially an auth proxy between the gapple apis and respective national healthcare authorities. latvian is just like what you describe - “turn ios tracing on” page, national stats page, and settings menu to input your phone number, and governmental tracking case code if you get it as usual with covid whenever it says uk they really mean england (and sometimes wales), health being devolved and public health england renaming itself to ~uk health security agency~ really confuses folks
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Scotland should just declare independence already imo
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give it a year, they're gonna
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"it'll catch up...i swear...give it time...*dies waiting*"
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sturgeon is controlled opposition. look what they did to salmond
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looks like "view source" is going to be a legally recognized hacking tool in missouri soon: https://boingboing.net/2021/12/30/reporter-likely-to-be-charged-for-using-view-source-feature-on-web-browser.html even the fbi disagrees.
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governors don't charge people with crimes, anything from the AG office?quote:[A] state cybersecurity specialist informed Sandra Karsten, the director of the Department of Public Safety, that an FBI agent said the incident "is not an actual network intrusion. assuming the director of public safety is in charge of the state police that means nothing is going to happen hobbesmaster fucked around with this message at 05:05 on Dec 31, 2021 |
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hobbesmaster posted:governors don't charge people with crimes, anything from the AG office? i haven't seen anything but in a shithole like that it's no trick at all to find some prosecutor who will throw the book at a reporter.
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a sufficiently angry and unscrupulous governor can definitely take it to trial but it should be possible to mount a very strong defense with expert witnesses here
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the Missouri AG is running to fill a vacant Senate seat in ‘22 so who knows how this will go. Midjack posted:i haven't seen anything but in a shithole like that it's no trick at all to find some prosecutor who will throw the book at a reporter. shithole like what? the entire state?
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Hed posted:shithole like what? the entire state? the world, op how poo poo the hole is depends on the verdict
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the missouri AG isn't the one who would bring the charge, thankfully, because that guy would not hesitate to try to throw the book at them. he's already convinced a judge to invalidate every health department's authority to do their job and do any kind of pandemic control it was referred to the prosecutor in the county that's home to the state capital, who while is a republican appears to be way less of a chud than most boingboing is quoting the governor's opinion on the likelihood of charges, and let's not forget he's a loving idiot and as far from being a lawyer as you could possibly get
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it really depends on the strength of the governor's political machine, probably any sane prosecutor isn't gonna take a case where it's already been revealed that: a) the FBI said there was no crime b) the education department was originally gonna publicly thank the reporter
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this poo poo wouldnt fly in the eu just saying maybe some similar poo poo would and did, but that case nu-uh
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yeah, the governor of missouri's sovereign authority in portugal is significantly diminished
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Volmarias posted:Moving the balance sheet makes the stock price move for longer nah
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rjmccall posted:yeah, the governor of missouri's sovereign authority in portugal is significantly diminished i meant the .. the opposite, no prosecutor would have gone for it & if they did, no judge would have accepted the charge as valid. its patentely ridiculous
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Carthag Tuek posted:this poo poo wouldnt fly in the eu a danish it professional found out a municipality webpage was spewing out protected personal information if you supplied it a personal id number (unhelpfully these are called cpr numbers). no authentication or checks just feed it a number and you get that persons information. the numbers are all ten digits so if you wanted every Danes information out of the system just feed it every number in sequence from 0000000000-9999999999 and sift out the errors anyway the courts and municipality wanted to throw him in jail forever for the crime of telling them about their system being bad
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