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What is proposed is to not have an OOM killer with a selection process, meaning that the "someone other allocates" would be the one dying.

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In the Netherlands the law is pretty straigtforward that this is a bad idea: > The "Nature of Employment" Rule: If you are hired as a software developer, almost any software you create (even in your own time) can be claimed by your employer.

We always advise our employees to request an exception for it. We are pretty relaxed about it, but we don't give out a blanket exception

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The second example given (extracting information from a web view) is also weird. The rust code has the exact same flaw as the java code, which is that they do not validate the source. I think the author didn't really understand the underlying problem here. Bounds checking was not the issue with the java (android) code

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From what I understand, they only have to review/audit the times a gem was yanked, to see if it was a legitimate action. I reckon there is a lot less occurrences

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`m` is not a legal value, should be either `min` or `mo` for minutes or months respectively.

`s` is actually one of the SI base units: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units#...

edit: actually, month should never be used for the case described anyway... 28-31 days?

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if your manager is ok with it, don't register it as a sick day. Makes it potentially more complicated with the company doctor. Just consider it a workday spend on ...whatever. Manager being ok with it means you deserved it though :) (EU based engineering manager speaking)

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We are using Clickhouse combined with GDPR's Data Deletion Requests. We store the user-ids in a separate system, and run the ALTER/DELETE statements once per week. Works pretty smooth, though I would prefer some more automation within Clickhouse for them.

Data for in-active users gets deleted because our clickhouse retention policy is lower than the in-active-user timeout

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I wonder how this will play out with https://altinity.com who have been doing enterprise support for quite some time..

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same kind of website but easier to remember for me: http://neverssl.com

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Rabobank was the one with the horrible non-native client so pretty sure he is talking about ING :)

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You missed the "Do you take a lot of pictures with your phone?" If the answer is yes, you won't get to the mini.

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Hmm.. not 100% sure but I see 2 bugs in the PHP script: 1. the src of the image in the HTML is the local path on the hosting server (it would become src="/var/www/nyt/nyt.jpg" ) 2. The v= parameter always uses current date, even if it downloaded yesterdays image. I assume it is being used to prevent caching, but thus doesnt really work. I'd use either an hash of the file or store the date used for the download in a variable and use that.

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There is a nice Ted talk about the same topic. Something I often link to people saying "I can eat everything I want in this diet..." The mathematics of weight loss | Ruben Meerman | TEDxQUT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuIlsN32WaE

My personal weight-loss (and now sports) is largely based on understanding how the human body works with metabolism.. carbs, fat, protein.. nice and geeky

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