ctavan

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   by ctavan 8y ago

   I recommend this read: https://blog.lukaszolejnik.com/am-i-logged-in-or-not-gdpr-ca...
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   by ctavan 8y ago

   They can: You have to sign out of your Google account. Afterwards you can delete the cookies in Chrome and they will actually be gone.
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   by ctavan 8y ago

   Agree, in the "Clear browsing data" there's a clear message. Fine. However in chrome://settings/siteData?search=cookies there's just a "Remove all" button which in fact doesn't remove all co
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   by ctavan 8y ago

   Thanks for the reply! I wasn't aware of an export feature. As long as the export comes in a reasonable machine readable format that should be equally fine and would remove the need for access to RDB files for my use case.
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   by ctavan 8y ago

   Use case for RDB backups: for rather large redis datasets (>50GB) with long living keys (90days and beyond) I found it useful to be able to parse an RDB snapshot using the python rdbtools and iterate over the whole dataset, e.g. in order
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   by ctavan 10y ago

   mbr targeting / Ströer Digital Group | Berlin | Full-Time | On-Site | Big Data Engineer At mbr targeting in Berlin we are developping and scaling the core technology that powers Germany's market leading digital advertising company