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I have a bit experience of older .NET projects and how they store data for reports and BI. But how is this done in modern application efficiently? Also any tips on how to best handling GDPR requirements when dealing with BI/report data?

Thanks!

So it's not a secret that doctors and gynecologists are having a really hard time finding successful treatments for PMDD. My friend struggled over 20 years with hell for 2 weeks every month. Until a year ago. Her doctors stumbled upon a combination of pills that has been a real game changer for her.

She has the following combination:

• Clomiplamine (Anafranil)
• Lamotrigine
• Fluoxetine
• Spironolactone

She had tried Lamotrigine, Fluoxetine and Spironolactone by themselves earlier without the same result. So it's either Anafranil by itself or a combination that is helping her. She feels so much better now that she is kind of afraid to remove any of them to try out what exactly is effective

So I'm thinking about building a new app. This time I'm thinking PWA (written some native Android apps before).

The problem is that I'm not a designer, so I need a good UI framework with native feel to base the app upon. Any suggestions?

I've played with Material Components Web but I don't think it looks super nice.

Massive layoffs at work so I will loose my job like next week. I have looked around to find the best job for me considering my anxiety (working from home one or two days a week is ok, paid overtime, flexible work hours, not super advanced position or super high demand). Also my boss and colleagues seem really nice. We will sign papers next week.

Still, I get sooo much anxiety due to loosing my old job and starting this new one, I get totally blocked from anxiety sometimes. After I sign, it will take 2 months before I can start the new position - I fear that long period, that the anxiety will get even worse.

So please, any suggestions (specific meditations, breathing exercises, etc) how I

Hi,

I have a few apps published on Google Play using AdMob for displaying ads to my audience.

As of a few month ago, Google started their "Google Play for kids" program where you have to opt-in if your app is safe for children. I opt:ed out, as I did not have the time at the moment to make sure my apps qualified.

After that opt-out, I've seen my apps popularity decrease somewhat. Is that expected when opting out?

If opting in to Apps for children, AdMob will (if I understand this correctly) add some constrictions to what kind of ads that gets displayed. I already opt-out from personal ads due to GDPR-reasons. How would the ad revenue be affected if I opted in to the Google play for kids-

EU checking in. So many here knows at least a little bit about India, but what's one thing that you feel would surprise us?

It was there a few days ago, now I can't find it 😢

So, we've got this system that stores and processes records off persons. Each person has a number of standard attributes like Name, Date of birth and Gender. This looks the same for all our customers.

In order to make the system more versatile, we now need to store attributes alongside each person that can vary depending on the customer. Customer X wants to store shoe size, customer Y wants to store their maiden name. The attributes can be of varying number and type.

How should we organize/store this efficiently? We use a SQL server with an ORM to query our data. And the custom attributes must be queryable through the ORM.

Example 1: Table Customer:

• Name
• Gender ...
• Field1Int
• Field

So, we've got this system that stores and processes records off persons. Each person has a number of standard attributes like Name, Date of birth and Gender. This looks the same for all our customers.

In order to make the system more versatile, we now need to store attributes alongside each person that can vary depending on the customer. Customer X wants to store shoe size, customer Y wants to store their maiden name. The attributes can be of varying number and type.

How should we organize/store this efficiently? We use a SQL server with an ORM to query our data. And the custom attributes must be queryable through the ORM.

Example 1: Table Customer:

• Name
• Gender ...
• Field1Int
• Field

So, we've got this system that stores and processes records off persons. Each person has a number of standard attributes like Name, Date of birth and Gender. This looks the same for all our customers.

In order to make the system more versatile, we now need to store attributes alongside each person that can vary depending on the customer. Customer X wants to store shoe size, customer Y wants to store their maiden name. The attributes can be of varying number and type.

How should we organize/store this efficiently? We use a SQL server with an ORM to query our data. And the custom attributes must be queryable through the ORM.

Example 1: Table Customer:

• Name
• Gender ...
• Field1Int
• Field