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Showing posts with label en. Show all posts

October 17, 2018

[Surviving Sweden] How to remove your personal data from eniro.se, hitta.se and ratsit.se

Are you a Swedish national? Do you have a Swedish personal number (personnummer)? If so, chances are that a lot of your personal information is being displayed on websites such as eniro.se, hitta.se, ratsit.se, and, for certain, on many other sites that I am not aware they even exist. I would recommend you to bookmark this page for future reference, as I will be expanding it as long as I find ways to get my personal information from those up-to-today-unknown-to-me sites.
[Poster: GDPR Privacy Invasion]

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July 24, 2018

Bloglovin' ;-)

Sometimes I forget I am subscribed to so many services, for instance, I don't know since when I have my bloglovin' and I've never put it anywhere. Oh well.

Here it is ^_^

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CYT!

EOZyo.

September 07, 2016

September the 7th

Today is September the 7th, and this date reminds me the homonymic 1990s song by the Spaniard group Mecano.

If you have never heard this classic Spanish-language pop song, here's the video:

September 03, 2016

Cloud and Backup Services

A few weeks ago Dropbox made some changes to its mobile app, making it mandatory to have its desktop application installed on a personal computer if you wanted to keep activated the camera pictures autoupload feature.

For me this represented no problem since I do own (and use) a desktop computer. Unfortunately, my mother's only connection to the web—as for other million users—is via her mobile phone thus she lost access to this very useful feature which ensures that, in the event of losing her phone, she could keep her most important digital possessions: her pictures.

September 02, 2016

Being «Transparent» in dark ages

I have recently started watching a TV show called «Transparent». Obviously, the name of the show is a portmanteau for the words «trans» and «parent», implying that the main topic of the show is transsexualism and the —needless to say— awful situations a person can go through while living a life that can possibly lead them to happiness.

August 07, 2010

Google's Betamax

Google Wave has revealed itself as a close relative of the Sony Betamax. I could understand the relative melancholy of Sony taking Betamax out of the market and then the relative success of the 8mm format (which is the grandfather of today's camcorders).