Good morning. I am looking for slices of a white birch tree that can be used as a table setting for my upcoming wedding, if anyone has any or knows how to obtain some I would appreciate it!
-BULLISH MACD crossover of signal line - KILLED w/ price drop
-BULLISH 20D EMA crossed up through the 50D EMA - KILLED w/ price drop
This wasn't just us, this was an across the board price drop. Regardless, I don't give a fuck about, or believe whatsoever, whatever stupid excuse is given as justification for this OBVIOUS MARKET MANIPULATION.
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To explain this I'll use an example.
A user logs into their user account, from here they can create (projects / vendors / account) *account is different than user_account* one user account can access many vendors through `account roles` lets say you wanted to add an item to the vendor in the back end, what are some suggestions on how I would go about making sure the user has access to the vendor securely (I don't want users without account roles attached to the vendor doing any CRUD on the records).
The current way I see it:
- Pass session token to backend and get user account ID
- Grab account roles from the database using the fl_user_account_id to get all user roles
- Check to see if the vendor is in a list of the account roles using the FK from the account roles
This seems like it's a lot of overhead to do this, especially the 3 hits to the db just to get the roles and vendors. I know I can inner join but I don't see an easy way to dynamically implement these checks in my middleware.
An example of the account role:
CREATE TABLE user_account_role(
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY UNIQUE, created TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW(), updated TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NULL, fk_user_account_id INT REFERENCES user_account(id), fk_account_id INT REFERENCES account(id), status INT REFERENCES user_account_status_lookup(id) DEFAULT 1, role INT REFERENCES user_account_role_lookup(id) DEFAULT 1 );
)