bipbip4242

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   Matrix: Why Olm and Megolm Are No Longer Fit to Protect Sensitive Data in the EU(wire.com)

   6 points by bipbip4242 1y ago|0 comments
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   by bipbip4242 4y ago

   They just shipped impressive new 3Dmap tech, independant of Google & apple tech. Too bad they didn't try to sell that.
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   by bipbip4242 4y ago

   Whole team is in France. Non compete are hard to enforce there. They are time and geo bound. You must keep paying majority of the compensation as long as non-compete is in place. Can check details here (in french ) https://www.se
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   by bipbip4242 4y ago

   Got told snap had offers to buy Zenly out. They refused because they think it's not in their best interest to let a competitive social network live on.
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   by bipbip4242 4y ago

   Operators seem like a mandatory element for a lot of stateful applications to be working. MySQL, Kafka, OpenEBS, Cassandra… all need an operator to ensure day-2 operations. I am just wondering if CNCF could provide signals that could help e
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   by bipbip4242 4y ago

   There are a lot of Postgres operators. Wondering if a CNCF endorsement would place it as the “by default” operator to use. Could this reasoning be extended to other databases and stateful applications?