As we've already discussed I have my paneled setup of windows and in the one that I've come from you and son of Connecticut thing I wasn't where I had one the word the word for the thing you cook in and the first syllable for your arrangement of windows

PA any L versus PA and panel right what how do you pronounce it not the same way is that as the thing that you cook in he says panel exactly what do you cook in

a pan oh not a pan so I'm you say them both the same you say I cook in a pan and I have a bunch of panels yeah so how would you say it I cook in a pan I have a bunch of panels that sounded

exactly are you trolling me right now that sounded exactly the same panel as the waveforms

yeah I don't know that pan pan panels pan panels Marco you said what do you have going on with that I cook in a pan yeah and I have panels

hmm interesting middle ground they're slightly different from each other I don't understand what am I hammering

what is that but I can't hear the difference what's going on right now it's just what being colorblind feels like what the hell is happening

right so we talked a lot last week about onboarding screens and why they're there what is their purpose whether they're good whether they're bad et cetera and I was informed that the reason that

these screens are happening is because of GDPR which I know almost nothing about and I've been a little busy and so I'm a poor chief

summarizer and chief but nevertheless GDPR is a general data protection regulation which is something that the EU passed

recently and has come into effect is coming into effect very very soon oh it becomes enforceable from the 25th of May 2018 so we are coming

up on it now I guess this doesn't apply to Britain too soon anyway point is point is sorry everybody the point is

apparently it's it talks about how companies store your data and tries to give you more control of your data and I've been told that that is the

genesis of all of these onboarding screens I'm not sure if I buy that because I bet that screen is going to be everywhere not just in Europe

and it's not like Apple is above doing a region specific UIs I do a bunch of stuff that I think it's only visible in China for instance interesting maybe yeah

on the other hand I feel like this GDPR thing which I'm basically just learning about now because I didn't actually follow your link in the show

it reminds me of the European cookie regulation stuff do you remember that oh yes remember I think it's on a fact like if you go to

they got a throw up pop up that says just so you know this website is going to you know use cookies to keep track of you agree or disagree

another example of properly motivated but it'll conceived legislation where the motivation is pure like there's these computers and they potentially could be

storing us personal information and tracking us which by the way they totally do let's do something with the law to deal with that but this you know the impulse to do this comes

really are on in the history of the web when the scariest thing out there is a cookie right and the legislation is I know let's make every website in the world annoying forever

and let's never do anything else related to other kinds of tracking that'll be much much worse than cookies and you know like like so many other laws like it just

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