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The #Regulation will facilitate data sharing across the #EU and between sectors to create wealth for society, increase control and trust of both citizens and companies regarding their data, and offer an alternative European model to data handling practice of major tech platforms https://t.co/sOhaBVw74Z
27 Nov 2020
#EU #Parliament boosts #sustainability by promoting #reuse and #repairs and by tackling practices that shorten the lifespan of products. Give ‘right to repair’ by making repairs more appealing, and cost-efficient,(...)better access to information on repair https://t.co/HL8ASZs3i4
26 Nov 2020
The Court of Justice of the European Union #CJEU ruled pre-ticked boxes are not a valid form of #consent as telecommunications providers seek to collect or store customer data. #GDPR #Privacy #PrivacyByDesign https://t.co/abI7UBhqjM Thanks @PrivacyPros https://t.co/UjkBDhx1nk https://t.co/cuH55dkkfz https://t.co/izyRnA319e
12 Nov 2020
2020 kan voor veel mensen de #prullenmand in, maar niet voor #Brabantia: verkoop #afvalemmers explodeert. ,,We kunnen de vraag gewoon niet bijbenen.” https://t.co/ZQbY8mwJyk
05 Nov 2020
iapp (@PrivacyPros ) published a preliminary #checklist with some of the main items that companies need to check before the #Brexit deadline of 31-12-2020. Some of the items may change if the parties manage to reach an agreement. #GDPR #Transfers #EU<->#UK https://t.co/Qkg23g6atH
29 Oct 2020
Purpose of the website of Johan van Soest
This web site has since 
the purpose of:
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Communication with site visitors that share the same hobbies or have the same profession.
Present a full site in Dutch on the
internet. When I started a lot of the sites were only available in English.
This site is also available in Dutch. Select your language here.
Show what is possible with the Internet technology in several browsers with the same content.
Special attention is for:
When surfing with a text oriented browser
(Lynx) I noticed early on that a lot of
commercial sites, including banks, do not seem to care
about visual hindered people that can only access their sites in character mode
with speech synthesizers. I always thought of the World Wide Web
as an information highway for all. Nowadays I'm glad that there are rules on how to make a site
accessible trough often very simple and small changes.
This new site, created with WebHalla™
, is designed with cross browser use in mind.
There are no different versions for frameless and Java™ enabled browsers.
Java™ is completely removed from the site just to stop the version
mismatch problems
of the network admins and the increasingly slower loading of the new Java Virtual machines
(JVM).
This site uses WebHalla™ to generate webpages.
Where possible client side JavaScript/EcmaScript libraries are reused, thus limiting
the roundtrips and delays during the use of the site. This also increases the
manageability of the website.
Frames are replaced by a scaling table design that is contained in a default page. This design
always scales to your browsers current size. This leaves no empty space on the right side of large screens
This site uses Cascading Style Sheets(CSS). The default font is Arial. This font can be
resized with the browser menu option "Text Size".
The previous version of this site was written with the
dynamic HTML (dHTML) Document Object Model (DOM) of Microsoft.
Another version of the site was designed for the Mozilla family. Thanks to
server side scripting (ASP.Net) a single site is now presented with the W3C DOM model.
Within this site graphical elements are constantly reused. This creates a
consistence look and feel and because these elements are cached by the browser, this also results in
a quicker rendering of the site.
Should you have any questions or another opinion you can click on the postcard icon to react.
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