Unfortunately is not available in my region.
I never released anything in App Store. Can somebody explain why do people not just check all countries and publish everywhere? Is there any reason to not to release worldwide?
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I never released anything in App Store. Can somebody explain why do people not just check all countries and publish everywhere? Is there any reason to not to release worldwide?
So there is more vectors to protect user data.
We had them because of Germany.
I spent my childhood in Ukraine.
Only reason why we see this movement is because advertisers feels confident about removing third party cookies.
In many other cases I agree with you.
"""Another solution is ParadeDB, which pushes full-text search queries down to Tantivy for results. It supports BM25 scoring and complex query patterns like negative terms, aiming to be a complete replacement for ElasticSearch. However, it uses its own unique syntax for filtering and querying and delegates filtering operations to Tantivy instead of relying on Postgres directly. Its implementation requires several hooks into Postgres' query planning and storage, potentially leading to compatibility issues."""
So it is more apples to red than equal comparison.
I can switch projects several many times a day in VS Code and almost never switch vaults in Obsidian. For every project I have its own structure and can copy-paste items between if I need.
Just share how I organized my workflow.
I used to work in one project where we process big part of all shop's cash receipts in one of the biggest european country. We don't use any of these products. And it was done by one person.
Only stupid idea we had was to use AWS. Learned helplessness push people to change best product on the market but without salesman who tickle your balls.
Postgres is one of the best product on the market. But so much FUD makes a new space for "problem solvers" for the problem never exist. I'm not about Citus, I'm about idea that it is require much effort to build something around Postgres.
We also slowly evolve our internal analytics/intelligence. It is not something that generates high load, but will be at some point. Imagine something like dune.com.
Recently we need to move data from one DB to another, about 600M records. It is not biggest chank of the data, but we need it on different server because we use FTS a lot. And don't want to interrupt other operations on previous server. It took 3 days and costs 0.
For me Denmark is best example of modern slavery with brainwashed slaves. I was born in USSR and current Denmark looks very similar. The values of society are too far from what I respect.
I believe if this work in Denmark all other countries should avoid it with all costs.
If not, then probably it can be done by additional proxy that will convert range headers to GET params. But TBH corporate proxy in this context doesn't seem to work properly. For example, all other header-based authentication should be broken if proxy doesn't respect additional headers.