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As they should be! Enough time to know whether stuff breaks in real life or not, and to deal with fixing any issues that come up.
by makmanalp 10y ago
As they should be! Enough time to know whether stuff breaks in real life or not, and to deal with fixing any issues that come up.
- snuxoll 10y agoEspecially for software so mission critical as a RDBMS. If your web framework has a bug users get errors or things act wonky, if your database has a bug you can get data corruption and other horrible, horrible things.