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They have since moved off of that set up and now use Clickhouse according to later blog posts and conference talks. https://blog.cloudflare.com/http-analytics-for-6m-requests-p...
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And co-author of the Raft consensus algorithm! [1] [1] https://raft.github.io/raft.pdf
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The prior sentence explains that because users haven’t been able to update the app, it would potentially be an older version which does not include any changes they have implemented since then for compliance.
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https://iapp.org/media/pdf/resource_center/Draft-ePriv-Reg-M... Here is the most recent draft if anyone wants to read it. Just to start a bit of a discussion, I read prior drafts and this one is MUCH better
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Unroll.me would probably fall under either of the other two categories that are not revenue-based.
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Sharing the data is explicitly in the definition of selling I listed so long as the entity receiving the data uses it additionally for their own purposes. If Facebook uses it to provide more accurate targeting to a different advertiser, t
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There are many business that “sell” data under the second clause TO both Facebook and Google which could be impacted. The Facebook Pixel is definitely disclosing data to Facebook, even if they aren’t being paid for it. And they probably use
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This law seems much more reasonable compared to GDPR. "(b) "Business" means: (1) a sole-proprietorship, partnership, limited-liability company, corporation, association, or other legal entity that is organized or operated for
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Gluconeogenesis is not the same thing as muscle catabolism.
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Fun fact: you actually used to be able to do this and it caused some security problems! There are probably zones out there that are still able to do it today from back when it was allowed.
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Yes. Your liver glycogen and muscle glycogen will be fine. Your body can convert protein to glucose when it is needed and use ketones for everything else.
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How are you blocking multiple director processes from writing to the JobDB instances? I.e. node A gets partitioned away, a new node B picks up in its place, but then node A comes back and still thinks it owns the lock for the JobDB instance
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As is mentioned in the comments of the article itself, this initial analysis ignores the fact that the median square footage has also increased dramatically during the same time period.
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Is that actually even true? Google already has an office in Berlin. They can just buy more buildings. Even if some local politician decides to block a construction plan, I’m not sure how they would stop Google from just buying existing stuf
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That sounds possible, but it would both involve downtime or potentially ordering and data duplication issues if you mess it up. Dynamic expansion and contraction of partition count should be a feature that doesn’t require recreating the ent
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One potential problem is a Kafka partition’s size is limited to the size of the smallest machine in the replica set. This means if you want infinite retention you have to potentially over-partition so they never get too big, keep buying big
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Both are available and AWS and GCP are pretty up-front about what you should use depending on the use case. The virtualized devices do have advantages in terms of being able to be moved around and not tied to the life of a single instance.
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Especially if that "local SSD" is really a virtualized block device over a network anyway, which is how most people are deploying their cloud stuff for convenience.
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If anyone has even a passing interest in food safety from a scientific or academic perspective, the Food Safety Talk podcast is fantastic. The lawyer quoted in the article is friends with the two hosts. http://foodsafetytalk.com&
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Check out packet.net if you haven’t already, they offer that and some other networking features you don’t see typically from VPS providers.
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The most reliable implementation of this pattern is to use the replication binary logs of the database. Your application cannot atomically publish a write to both a database and a messaging system (without introducing a massive headache tha
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I personally think just storing the autonomous system the IP originates from and never writing the IPs to disk at all would be advisable if the goal is purely which ISPs are delivering how many bytes to end users. Another benefit is the AS
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Consent is not the only basis for legally processing data. There is not enough information in the above comment to determine which basis this company has determined their processing falls under.
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For reference, Lake Michigan has 1.3e15 gallons of water.
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I ask because it would be nice to run a traditional database this way for HA. I suppose nearly as good is being able to instantly mount and unmount across multiple machines if you could also use FoundationDB to fence writes to the device if
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Could you mount this on multiple machines and do simultaneous reads and writes?
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I shared a ~650 sq ft 2bd/1br. It was $2650. That was probably below median for the area by a little.
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People who are worried about turning San Francisco into Manhattan also don't know what Manhattan is even like! The Upper West & Upper East Side as well as Harlem do not look anything like e.g. the Financial District. Even within Ma
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Would versionstamped operations fit for the log abstraction modeling question I've asked about here on the forums? https://forums.foundationdb.org/t/log-abstraction-on-foundat...
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Isn’t “buy 2000 BQ slots for 40k a month” essentially just buying a cluster?

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