Cookie Monster in meta.d, how did I forgot to delete this?
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Continuing the discussion from I think we made @CodingHorror mad:
I couldn't help myself:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/compliance-with-eu-cookie-law/17727/4?u=abarker
And in case of deletion:
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how did I forgot to delete this
Too busy bikeshedding. 'Shedders gotta 'shed.
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LOL, I'd forgotten about that thread. I think this post has to win it, though:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/compliance-with-eu-cookie-law/17727/8
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Cookies are a sometimes web-tool.
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I just realized @codnghorror is not @end, but this thread still makes no sense.
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Funny story. It was so long since I saw the movie, I mixed up Judge Dredd with Demolition Man. Same concept-- futuristic Stalone enforcer. Framed. Schnieder assholing.
Then one day I see Judge Dredd, and I spent way too long thinking "When does he get cryo'd again? This is, like, Act III already..."
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Have you seen the new dredd? I liked it a lot.
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This post is deleted!
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Good movie. Sad it didn't do so well.
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Probably because they followed the source material rather than Stallone yelling about LAAAAAAAAUUUUUW!
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The moron stated his opposition on this reason:
Can you point to anyone being sued over this?
And shows his ignorance by claiming that the only legal interaction regarding violations is "being sued".
There's also this little concept called "Abmahnung" in Germany (might be an "adhortatory letter") which can be sent by your competitors if they find you in conflict with the law (specifically, a law the competitors have to adhere to as well).
Such an "Abmahnung" costs the adressee money (i.e. the legal fees of the attorney writing this letter) and only sees the light of court if the adressee decides to fight the letter. Which is rarely the case. Which in turn makes it no wonder that he hasn't seen any suits.
