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Yes, Amazon says so in the linked article

Article 2, section 2(c) exempts processing of personal data “by a natural person in the course of a purely personal or household activity”.

http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELE...

The GDPR does not apply if it is for personal use or for a hobby only. I don’t know how the structure of this forum is set up, but this can be a good reason to run such forums on your personal name.

If secrets are published, there is no way to ‘unpublish’ them. Consider them burned.

But they mean: images can be removed, but you should not be able to publish 2 different images with the same tag. Then you never know which version of those two you got.

I think step 2 and 3 are not very clear that you are sending an important message to millions of people, that should only be send in a rare occasion. It could just be that the designer likes red.

What blows my mind is that something like this can be send by a single person. A better approach would be that you need 2 or 3 people to send such an alert to millions of people.

How can a single person, that misplaced it's cursor by 20 pixels have such an effect? That is not only changed by fancier fonts and more colors IMO.

Docs are available at https://doc.bunq.com/

https://nomadlist.com/ is doing very well and is built by Pieter Levels

He is also mentioned on IndieHackers: https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses/nomad-list

This is still the first issue published in 2012.

edit: And I can confirm this with my backed up version from 22 april 2012. This is the same PDF.

Also 'quick wins' require effort, need documentation, needs testing, needs attention. It is not that is a feature request is simple or quick it should be added.

There are to less business that say NO to customers, when what they are asking for is not in the vision of the company.

I don't know about Linode, but I do know that DO does not report most of there outages on there status page.

With 3 out of 4 outages or 'troubles' at Digital Ocean, there is no report on there status page. Even when tens of people complaining about it on twitter and they replied on the tweets that they have an outage, there is nothing on the status page.

So I would not recommend comparing there status pages.

If you are a freelancer, the lame basic PC questions are still coming your way. Maybe not from collegues, but now from clients. There are always people who think you are there to help with there PC questions. Also if the hired you 2 years ago for their website.