Yeah, I hope it doesn't mean that they will remove Command Palette. Unfortunately, it's still an opt-in "feature preview", so who knows what this means. For me it's a key navigation tool in GitHub, but I can understand that it's more of a power user feature.
I guess they can't ban a product for all eternity. In the decision [1] they are a bit more specific:
"This shall be done in particular by ceasing to use that version of the tool
Google Analytics as used on August 14, 2020, if not sufficient
protective measures have been taken."
Hashing the IP is not enough by IMY's decisions, none of the companies are allowed to use GA going forward.
CDON used GA's IP anonymization through truncation, it was not deemed enough. [1] The IP itself becomes is not personal data after truncation but it's unclear if the truncation happens before it leaves the country. And combined with the other personal data (e.g. cookies), it is considered personal data. [2]
Coop proxied all calls to GA and use the same generic IP address for all users. [3] They don't get a fine but have to stop using GA.
If I need to do more than one query to the database in series, my intuition is that it would be faster to make those calls in the same region as the database, rather than at the edge. It seems to be true using Vercel's playground[1] (towards Supabase).
Any guidance for Supabase based apps? Is it possible to run my functions close to the database?
I’ve been working on this for the last two years, and now it’s out. Dossier a toolkit for building headless CMSs, released under MIT license. It’s written in TypeScript and supports running the server in a browser, Node, Bun or Deno. The data is stored in SQLite or Postgres. It includes schema/type generation for TypeScript and GraphQL.
There’s a playground[1] to try it out in the browser and a getting started guide[2] if you want to run it on your machine.
There’s still a lot of work left to do, but I’m happy with the big strokes of the project. Please, let me know what you think!