I am lucky enough to have grown on a Lebanese cooking family and also to have traveled to the country and tried all possible Hummus variations. Now I have a good panoramic on how to cook my own favourite hummus at home. This was a decent one, tough. Never judge a hummus by its cover but by its taste!
I genuinely enjoyed this and realised that I was somehow a live marketing strategy since they placed me on the terrace with this setup for everyone to watch when walking by my table. It worked, all the other tables got full in minutes.
Same here. I think that the only thing that I can do now to add something of value is to participate in good and respectful discussions while sharing content that I genuinely like. A grain of salt ends up adding to a mountain they say.
Carrot/orange and ginger. My favourite that I also make at home. I strongly recommend also pinneaple with ginger / or a variation pinneaple with spinach.
Both set up the ground for the Right to be Forgotten to be born, and also the right of the data subject to request deletion from indexed sites. Such as Google. And this directly in my residence country (EU Based since this falls under the GDPR scope) but basically Mr Costeja was granted the right to pose a formal petition to the Spanish Google office (not finally considered a sucursal) and not directed to the Irish headquarters, as Google argued.
So yes, we have a right to be forgotten... Just try and Excercise it towards Google and you might end up in front of the EU Comission :S. Talk about evil corps...
I try to ever forget that under the GDPR scope andanu other privacy legislations, CCPA included, location data (GPS obtained) = Personal Data.
The only exception lies only when this data can be disaggregated from any other informations that could link to locate a subject, therefore it wouldn't be personal but simple data, or if it is fully anonymised. That also raises the obligation to obtain a valid consent and inform the data subject.
Maybe it's better to stick to a non connected to the Internet car... Call me old schooled :S
I had the chance to spend some days inside the amazon jungle and it was very concerning how I could hear non stop tree cutting, almost 24/7. Local indigenous tribes told me they could not confront the workers because they might get shot. Finally good news about the Amazon deforestation!
TIL, very interesting. Thanks!