... hospitals suffering from outbreaks post about it in the newspaper and quarantine themselves. Then again, our hospitals don't have to worry about marketing either (shudder).
... that in a way, humans became cyborgs (that is, animals with non-animal components participating i their behaviour) back when they started wearing clothes and using tools. In this sense, being a cyborg has been the very definition of humanity right from the start.
The trouble with comments is that they rot. Rotting means that comments are less likely to be maintained than code and thus, they go out of date and become irrelevant. So if some guy back in whenever wrote a piece of rant that's still there but hopelessly irrelevant today, then he's just making an idiot of himself. It's like yelling on the street when there's no danger... Don't let this happen to you:)
https://www.gdpreu.org/complia...
Actually, the GDPR sets fines to as high as 2-4% of the violating company's annual revenue or €10-20B (whichever is higher:)), not just one transaction. Basically it means that: "if you mess with our people's rights, we will bury you in the smoking ruins of your HQ"
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... hospitals suffering from outbreaks post about it in the newspaper and quarantine themselves. Then again, our hospitals don't have to worry about marketing either (shudder).
- it happens when they CHANGE SOMETHING
... about murder in theory as well, but not in practice.
... it's a company. I would really have hated such a cheesy word to have started going around.
... that in a way, humans became cyborgs (that is, animals with non-animal components participating i their behaviour) back when they started wearing clothes and using tools. In this sense, being a cyborg has been the very definition of humanity right from the start.
The trouble with comments is that they rot. Rotting means that comments are less likely to be maintained than code and thus, they go out of date and become irrelevant. So if some guy back in whenever wrote a piece of rant that's still there but hopelessly irrelevant today, then he's just making an idiot of himself. It's like yelling on the street when there's no danger... Don't let this happen to you :)
Must have accidentally caught a glimpse of the U.S.S. George W. Bush or somesuch ;)
https://www.gdpreu.org/complia... Actually, the GDPR sets fines to as high as 2-4% of the violating company's annual revenue or €10-20B (whichever is higher :)), not just one transaction. Basically it means that: "if you mess with our people's rights, we will bury you in the smoking ruins of your HQ"
.. is a Stupid Question!"