Looks good, but i am fine with midas.dll

Why is it trying to autofill my payment cards?

https://ibb.co/dp9hW58

That is your browser. Hassaan, you should add autocomplete="name" to prevent this in the future since clearly it scares some folks. He didn't do anything that its just your browser looking for autocomplete text boxes.

Great callout- will make that change now!

Tell me the number of successful startups you have founded on your own, and I will tell you the probability of Eureka Labs being successful.

This brings memories of Object Linking and Embedding...

Objects Lost Everywhere /s

More successful than Sun's "Distributed Objects Practically Everywhere".

I have solved this couple of months ago:

1) dont try to login couple of weeks (this was recommended on multiple boards)

2) try again with the recovery email

My problem was a) I didn't log in during the previous 12 months b) I moved to another country.

Only when I connected via vpn to the country of my previous residence, I got in. Took me more then 4 months to figure this out...

Thanks for sharing this... How did your paying customers became aware of you?

Almost entirely thru word of mouth from an engineer at their company, or thru posting on Reddit.

If I count this correctly, the damage is 0.9 £ per person per month. So this is what the claimant thinks should be an average and fair monthly compensation for being a FB user for that time.

Meanwhile, Facebook's ARPU in Europe is ~$50/user/year [1], so they're roughly $40 ahead per claimant after this lawsuit. Just a cost of doing business...

[1] https://seekingalpha.com/article/4410715-facebook-is-running...

Revenue is not the same as profit, from the source you quoted the ARPU in Europe for 2016 (period lawsuit starts) is half of what it is in 2020, also it's closer to 15$ since GBP is worth more than USD.

Highly doubt this would be in the "cost of doing business category"

Approximately what I get too.

2.3 billion GBP.

44 million people.

From October 1st to December 31st is 3 months. Followed by all of 2016 through all of 2019, so 4 times 12 months.

51 months total.

  ((2.3 * 10^9)/(44 * 10^6))/51

Comes out to about 1.02 GBP per person per month

It looks like the gps week number rollover is not handled correctly

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPS_week_number_rollover

"Software that is not coded to anticipate the rollover to zero may stop working or could be moved back in time by 20 or 40 years"

So this will also apply to all banks with online onboarding?

E.g. 1) Download an app (N26, Revolut, etc...) 2) Create an account 3) After login, the option to delete the account should be there...

(Of course the bank should respect all data retention policies)

I wonder if in app customer support counts. My bank app has no account close button but you can live chat with them in the app and close your account.

OT: I have quit FB more then 5 years ago, but every time I see a post like this I fear that I am still addicted. Not to FB but to HN...