tonglil
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
Look at GKE :)
For example:
> I have reported bugs/clarifications against AWS docs and got prompt feedback and even requests for clarification from AWS team members. This has never happened for my comments submitted against Google’s documentation.
I always submit "feedback" (for the last 2 years), but the lack of changes in the docs make them seem to disappear into a black hole, so I stopped doing so.
Would be great if the docs for GCP were on GitHub (like the K8s, and now AWS, documentation) so we can at least see that docs are being worked on and iterated, and share/validate common issues and suggest fixes.
Minor things like this also create a lot of developer confusion in large user orgs:
> The API libraries and tools are spread across several GitHub organisations including GoogleCloudPlatform, Google, and possibly others, which can make it a little difficult sometimes to track down the definition of something.
> It would be easier if I didn’t need to think about this API access
Everything in the "ugly" is spot on.
Postgres
Integrated domains (a la R53)
S-N/E/Q-S
Keep it up all (rg/ag/sift)!
It's actually called PIPEDA, not PEPIDA.
Also, where is the source? I have done a good share of readings in this topic as part of my research in a Canadian university (< 4 months ago) and could not find the "illegal"-ness of such actions.
Currently, the act essentially outlines consent and putting the knowledge and power to update/remove private information with the users, and does not outline what services or actions are illegal.
It is important for people care about privacy, but it is not cool to post un-sourced opinions as facts, as people often mis-cite them as fact and propagate false info.
Here is the act, and a summary of responsibilities: https://www.priv.gc.ca/resource/fs-fi/02_05_d_16_e.asp
This project has been up since 2011 (check their blog), so I thought they must have known about Doodle already, and can solicit further feedback on why someone may prefer another project than theirs.
Regardless, I think it is always worth mentioning competitors and related projects, either for the creator to get ideas from or to see how they can work to differentiate themselves.