17:[[36691384,{"by":"throwawayadvsec","descendants":2,"id":36691384,"kids":[36692601,36691637],"score":2,"text":"I'm from Europe, I have 2 (B2B) projects on pause because of GDPR concerns. Potential clients were literally harassing me to release one of them, but a 10M euros fine didn't seem worth it...

If I wanted to just ignore GDPR could I incorporate a company outside of Europe's jurisdiction? Would that be "legal"? Can a company incorporated outside of Europe actually be fined by Europe and can the fine be enforced?

For example I see that Lusha is incorporated in NYC/Israel and they seem to be doing fine even though they definitely aren't GDPR friendly.(I also just noticed they have a German office which seems pretty weird but whatever)

Does anyone here have experience with that?","time":1689146548,"title":"Ask HN: Where/How would you launch a SaaS if you wanted to ignore GDPR?","type":"story"}],[36657714,{"by":"susam","descendants":3,"id":36657714,"kids":[36659875,36669498,36660456],"score":27,"time":1688929178,"title":"An eInk, Wrist-Mounted, TOTP Generator","type":"story","url":"https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2023/07/an-eink-wrist-mounted-totp-generator/"}],[36057318,{"by":"Champagn3Papi","descendants":27,"id":36057318,"kids":[36057389,36057683,36057766,36058447,36058350,36058718,36057682,36076357,36057681],"score":11,"text":"$18","time":1684932830,"title":"1Password won't accept my payment","type":"story"}],[31706187,{"by":"_ivi7","descendants":58,"id":31706187,"kids":[31706285,31707144,31706333,31706876,31706966,31706474,31706658,31706623,31706215,31706771,31712226,31707016,31706249,31706625,31706727,31706504,31706605,31706455,31711296,31706972,31706523,31706911,31706604,31706686,31711654,31706574,31706546,31725604,31706682,31706641,31706688,31706493,31711596,31711232,31731922,31731910],"score":41,"text":"$19","time":1654968046,"title":"Ask HN: How to advocate for prospective employers to show us their codebases?","type":"story"}],[31677086,{"by":"kyoung3412","descendants":6,"id":31677086,"kids":[31677225,31679321,31677451],"score":17,"text":"$1a","time":1654742655,"title":"Zero-Day Vulnerability in Atlassian Confluence","type":"story"}],[31677745,{"by":"memorable","descendants":112,"id":31677745,"kids":[31678436,31680655,31677975,31677937,31678428,31684020,31682915,31680930,31678044,31681811,31682256,31678039,31678137],"score":261,"time":1654751275,"title":"Privacy Badger is a browser extension that learns to block invisible trackers","type":"story","url":"https://privacybadger.org/"}],[31658627,{"by":"scale8","descendants":13,"id":31658627,"kids":[31666555,31664312,31662346],"score":23,"time":1654628244,"title":"Show HN: An open-source, privacy-friendly Google Analytics and GTM alternative","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/scale8/scale8"}],[31317456,{"by":"Philomath","descendants":1,"id":31317456,"kids":[31317935],"score":1,"text":"When you hire someone you usually have to create accounts / give access to a lot of services (email, docs, accounting, admin panels, Github, cloud provider...)

How does your company handle this? Do you have an HR person that manually onboard them? Do you use software that creates these accounts for you?

Lastly, would you pay for a simple tool that does this?

I think that for SMEs that don't use HR software, a simple tool that just takes care of the onboarding/offboarding provisioning/deleting of accounts would be very helpful.","time":1652118937,"title":"Ask HN: How do you provision/delete accounts for employees?","type":"story"}],[31257672,{"by":"modinfo","descendants":61,"id":31257672,"kids":[31258238,31259075,31259438,31258542,31259755,31259410,31261179,31258678,31259007,31258297,31261592,31258769,31258821,31259636,31259606,31258321],"score":89,"time":1651648815,"title":"SnappyMail – Modern, lightweight and fast web-based email client","type":"story","url":"https://snappymail.eu/"}],[30549628,{"by":"rickrollin","descendants":97,"id":30549628,"kids":[30550014,30550276,30549948,30549945,30550289,30550044,30550228,30549849,30550111,30550549,30550241,30550029,30550227,30560225,30549842,30558072,30550383,30550058,30550370,30549944,30550030,30550555,30564193,30553693,30551275,30549703,30551294,30550122,30562692,30552936,30550254,30550200,30549886,30559529,30553886,30550325,30549763,30550141,30550007,30549833,30550092,30550163,30557380,30550611,30550095,30564635,30550712,30549974,30549915,30550413,30549733,30549957,30550131,30550019,30559254,30550135],"score":49,"text":"I want to buy a new keyboard because the one that I use is bad. Do you have any recommendations?","time":1646358728,"title":"Ask HN: What are some good keyboards?","type":"story"}],[30533170,{"by":"lordofmoria","descendants":13,"id":30533170,"kids":[30534647,30533864,30535259,30533518,30533269,30534665,30534705,30537014,30535638],"score":22,"text":"Curious if anyone else finds it increasingly difficult to play "SSO roulette" when logging into the long tail of infrequently-used services: did I use GitHub? Facebook? G Suite? Twitter? Or the secondary problem: "if I used Google SSO, which of my gmail accounts did I use?"

I definitely have my own heuristics (g suite for everything possible, github for "technical" sites, facebook as a throwaway, etc), but I've found myself increasingly "getting it wrong." Not to mention this is worsened by the fact that some sites automatically create a new account for you if you log in with a non-existing account: this means you often end up creating a NEW account, further screwing yourself over.

Anyone have any good hacks to solve this? I've started resorting to storing a blank 1Password entry even for sites I SSO with, simply stating the SSO account and email I used.","time":1646255254,"title":"Ask HN: Anyone else constantly forget which SSO service they signed up with?","type":"story"}],[30530693,{"by":"impish19","descendants":7,"id":30530693,"kids":[30530890,30532082,30531396,30530965,30531376,30533012,30531068],"score":8,"time":1646245018,"title":"Ask HN: What's a feature you wish existed in a product you use, but doesn't?","type":"story"}],[30498149,{"by":"pavanto","descendants":2,"id":30498149,"kids":[30498608,30498227],"score":6,"text":"I started working as a Solution Architect recently but realised that I am lacking high level understanding of many of the technologies. I am looking for books/online materials to understand high level introduction not limited to Networking/Storage/Identity/File Transfer Protocols/Secruity. Thanks","time":1646041788,"title":"Ask HN: Books/Tutorials for generic(NOT AWS/Azure specific) Solution Architect","type":"story"}],[30430501,{"by":"jonas_kgomo","descendants":2,"id":30430501,"kids":[30433350],"score":1,"text":"I am curious about how people submit papers for conferences, or journals in general, without a particular advisor or institution helping them.\nWhat process do such people follow. Any examples of self-directed research?","time":1645549786,"title":"Ask HN: How can you write a paper without an advisor?","type":"story"}],[30419208,{"by":"stlg","descendants":2,"id":30419208,"kids":[30419348],"score":2,"text":"Mostly out of curiosity while I am reading up on the lean methodology, I am in the process of building a system that scans HN and can generate custom reports including:

- Full Daily activity: top 100 posts, and their stats

- Customized Daily Activity: like the above with customized with custom keywords per user.

- Top X: Most popular topics per hour/day/week/month

- Comment Tracking: Track comments to your posts, within a certain time frame of first posting

- User Tracking: track and report on the activity of users that you follow

- Something else that you may find useful?

- etc.

If this becomes relaity, the service may expand to other websites in order to offer similar functionality.

My question is:

Would you pay for this service? If so, how much would pay monthly/annually?","time":1645469153,"title":"Ask HN: Customized HN activity feeds to your mailbox?","type":"story"}]]

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