Minister attacks Meta boss over Facebook message encryption planbbc.co.uk2 points·by niciliketo·3 lata temu·1 comments
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niciliketo·6 lat temu·discussI would be interested to know what is driving you to consider this approach?For example, I imagine one database per account would make it easier to provide your customers with a flexible reporting solution.Most of the reporting solutions available do not have good support for row level security.
niciliketo·8 lat temu·discussSorry for the people that are affected. Space X has achieved some incredible things. Redundancy can give you the freedom to try something new.
niciliketo·8 lat temu·discussI personally think that improvements to the nutritional value of the product would be of great interest. It is mentioned in the article but I didn't see any metrics.
niciliketo·9 lat temu·discussI am not sure it has actually been announced on the relevant mailing list - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/ruby-security-ann
niciliketo·10 lat temu·discussFor high value items like vehicles reverse auctions can work, as long as you can specify what you want and are not too emotionally attached to the model that you want http://blog.marketdojo.com/2016/03/buying-a-car-via-auction....
niciliketo·10 lat temu·discussGreat example of how auctions can bring benefits to both parties (as long as you can trust the middle man)
For example, I imagine one database per account would make it easier to provide your customers with a flexible reporting solution.
Most of the reporting solutions available do not have good support for row level security.