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In section 2.2.2 they expand on their reasoning. The claim is basically that unique identifiers stored in cookies ("_gads", "_ga" and "_gid") (they also mention more unique identifiers in the same context in section 2.4.2.3.2) together with information about the page that was visited, the visitors browser fingerprint and the generic IP address can be used to identify individual users.

You don't think that the use of that word in this context simply refers to humankind?

Are you talking about déjà vu?

This sounds incredibly hyperbolic. Others have already mentioned that this likely is an inaccurate retelling of events based on how Swedish rent control actually works. Additionally though, tax records from the previous year is publicly accessible, your current income (or any raise you receive) is _not_.

I don't think three-strikes laws exist anywhere other than in the US to be honest.

According to this article, atleast Apple's VoiceOver seem to use the html5 tags to parse a webpage differently: https://dev.to/satyakresna/html-semantics-in-web-accessibili...

Hm, if you don't remember the problem causing the switch, how do you know it was the switch itself that improved the situation?

HN has a downvote system as well. What you describe happens when a comment gets downvoted enough times, which makes it another good example of downvotes amplifying groupthink.

It's important to note that there are discrepancies between countries in how the deaths are reported. Interesting read regarding unexplained increases in the number of deaths in some countries here: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/21/world/coronav...

The maximum number of invidivuals allowed in public gatherings has been lowered to 50, after being requested to do so by the Swedish public health agency.

And then do it again after most updates to the system.

An irretrievable loss to whom?