 right reasons.
Dress Codes and Guidelines
Depending on the race day you’ll be attending there is likely to be a dress code or guidelines to explain what is expected of spectators. This will vary depending on the event and time of year. Some will expect a three piece suit and others will simply say “no trainers”, so it is important to check with each individual establishment before picking out that perfect outfit.
You Can’t Go Wrong With a Suit
A well-tailored suit is a style staple that every man should have in his wardrobe. No, we don’t mean the comfortable, navy one you wear to the office or the ill-fitting, black one you save for funerals. We mean a classic, stylish suit that shows off your personality.
Opt for a suit in beige, light blue or burgundy to make a bold, summery statement, whilst still looking dapper and feeling cool. If unusual colours aren’t your thing and you’d prefer something you’d get frequent use out of, we’d recommend a light grey or a subtle checkered patterned alternative.
The Mix and Match Blazer Chino Combo
For less formal events, a mismatched suit or a blazer and chino combination offers a more laidback, yet fashionable, option. Wear your plain suit jacket with a bold coloured trouser, chino or even smart jeans for a modern twist on classic tailoring that feels more comfortable for those who aren’t used to wearing a suit on a regular basis.
For this look to work, make sure your shirt and shoes complement the color of your suit jacket and trousers. Too many colors can look chaotic and thrown together. We particularly like mixing a navy blazer, light blue or white shirt with cream chinos and brown shoes don’t just take it from us. Professional designers love this look too.
Put Your Best Foot Forward with a Classic Shoe
Whatever racing event you attend, it is likely that trainers will be banned. Yes, even ‘smart’ ones. Leather derbies and brogues are the obvious choice, as they not only look good, but are versatile, meaning they’ll look great with almost any outfit.
If you’ve opted for dark or plain coloured clothing, why not inject a pop of colour into your fashion with a pair of bright suede shoes?
Button Up a Simple Shirt
Although it may be tempting to wear a boldly patterned and colourful shirt, it may be best saved for another time. Instead, use a cool coloured shirt to form a base and balance out the other colourful items in your ensemble to bring it all together.
A crisp, white shirt will go with everything or for something with some colour, light blue or grey are always chic options.
Accessorise, Accessorise, Accessorise…Then Take the Last Item Off
There’s a well-known saying ‘before you leave the house each day, take one thing off’. It refers to our tendency to go a bit OTT when we’re trying to dress up. Accessories can make an outfit, but too many can also break it!
We’d recommend sticking with some classics: a tie, pocket square, sunglasses and a great watch. A tie and pocket square will instantly make your outfit more formal, whereas sunglasses and a watch are a practical way of adding a little bling.
We love a brightly-coloured pocket square with a busy pattern and an aviator or wayfarer framed shade. And let’s not forget a sharp looking watch with a silver segmented or leather strap.
Style Icons for Races Fashion
Can’t imagine how all this will pull together? Then search for images of David Beckham, David Gandy, Guy Ritchie and Henry Cavill for inspiration that’s sure to get your mind racing about what clothing you can pull together from your wardrobe.
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Bus man parking 3deradicator wrote: If you want to see an example of how fingerprinting via something like "list of installed mods (==browser addons)" + a few other minor data points works go to https://panopticlick.eff.org/, do the test and click "show fingerprint info" at the end.
About the crashlogs: It really should be changed to a "if not defined, pop up a request to the user to opt in or opt out and remember the setting". For legalese reasons: Crashlogs are not fully anonymous. This could conflict with privacy laws, especially in the EU.
I personally am totally fine with opt-out, but please be aware that opt-out mechanics of this kind are illegal in some countries for privacy concerns.
I'm perfectly fine with the opt-out. There are other things to be more paranoid about than Factorio dev team...
Actually there are not in the EU. THere is a new law going into effect that basically is BRUTAL on privacy - you can loose 4.5% or s of your turnover for a violation. THat is complete company turnover. Every customer I have is basically going through their software with a legal team to avoid violations.
Wasn't on my list yet, and google doesn't really find anything useful, or is this only in pale moon? The fact that such a setting exists in the first place says a lot though :/.
hm.... as long as it's only in experimental, "Opt-out" is fine.
it's in Pale Moon, not sure about Firefox.
When the game crashes, the crash log is uploaded to us. You can opt out by disabling it in the options menu.
Unless you remove all paths, mod lists and hardware/software information, accidentally collected information and dont store IP adresses, this will be illegal in the EU with Mai 2018...
Make it opt in or get rid of this again.
I'm perfectly fine with the opt-out... i have nothing to hide...
Doesnt matter. The law is not - and thats a good thing.
Also if you have nothing to hide: post a dump of all your SMS, eMails,... online and link it here/send me a PM with the link.
Anyway, the most reasonable thing to do would be a popup about consent, i guess it'd make most people happy.
DRY411S wrote: Although the logs will not (I hope) contain PII data, the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) effective May 2018 are being interpreted by most organisations that I work with, such that people must opt-in to permit data to be collected about them.
Windows 10, you can't even opt out of it's data collection. and the default is to send everything to Microsoft, including all keystrokes.
So, in theory, this opt-in, opt-out paranoia is moot anyway, because you're already sending all your information if you use windows 10.
Services and group policies can be changed to deal with stuff such as this. For the computer novice there are always simple programs made by privacy conscious developers that you can use to make the changes for you, and even reapply the settings should they be changed in any windows update without notification.
There has and always will be a way to protect your privacy if you're paying any mind to such matters. Don't ever shrug off something as being acceptable just because you expect companies to do it anyway.
Added script.on_nth_tick(n, function).
The long awaited end of the modulo era. It's still missing in the api documentation though (for people to find that don't read all the changelogs...).
I understood the documentation that it will run once on tick(s) n.
Sure it would be possible to re-register inside the function