Or RxDB https://rxdb.info/ which also supports edits on multiple tabs.

IMO RxDB isn't a competitor here, we're talking about end-to-end encrypted solutions, RxDB is just a way of syncing JSON documents.

In that sense Firebase, Parse, deepstream.io all handle that problem as well.

What you want though is to operate without seeing your customers data, much more ethical in that you'll never be tempted to sell your users data

550k is a joke. The EU law is a joke.

This joke is a joke

The parent comment is a bit flip and sarcastic, but he's not wrong. $550k isn't even a speed bump for Twitter. SV tech companies aren't going to take EU regulatory bodies seriously unless they pass out meaningful fines.

Hopefully, Ireland’s Data Protection Commission intends this to be a "shot across the bow" hinting at more severe fines if Twitter continues to do this kind of thing. Otherwise, Twitter is unlikely to change their behavior.

I would be surprised if any US company would have had the foresight to call European authorities within 3 days of a serious issue in 2018 .. especially with whatever skeleton crews are working over Christmas.

It's been a learning curve, and things like this have been good lessons to bring us to where we are.

I see many reasons why this could be a good option. For example if you moved to SV from far away and have no social boundings.

Yes, this is still the case. For a file which is on exactly one other computer, you have about 45 seconds lookup time before the download can start.

Thank you for the insights. Wouldnt it be possible to add an @AsyncInput decorator, without ever touching the ng/core? Same could be done for @AsyncOutput, with observables instead of event-emitters.

I would love this so much.

Isnt that already possible with mhtml?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MHTML

Mhtml tends to not have JavaScript run with it because there is no origin attached to it. That's one of the benefits of web bundles, they can run with an origin attached so they have access to the correct storage and other sandboxing primitives.

Sattelites appear way faster then what you expect from a moving star or a plane.

Well, I don't expect starts to move (relative to each other), and angular velocity is harder to compare with a moving plane that may not be passing directly overhead and so appears slower, but yes, faster than a plane.

I think PWA's were pushed because the google cannot crawl native applications for its search engine.

With a few tweaks to a native app, they can https://firebase.google.com/docs/app-indexing

On Android they already crawl your app with various devices when you upload it to Google play and let you know about any crashes or accessibility issues. Nothing to stop them capturing the content too if they wanted.

It's not any one of these reasons, it's likely all of them.

The reason is not correct. Nodejs cache the require lot and so circular dependencies can work without returning half finished loads.

Nodejs does cache the results of require(), but that doesn't help with this problem. Example: https://repl.it/repls/SwiftOlivedrabBrace

Wow, a bank account where I cannot reach a real human when I have problems.

This seems to be most Google products, the lack of support has made me shy away from using any of their products.

Edit: This is more for business products, specifically with Google domains, pixel support is excellent.

BankMobile has (decent) support staff in several cities and I assume they’d be the ones providing it.