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Dumb law. As an example from a current HN front page headline: "How far can you go with MySQL or MariaDB?" No. At the very least the "law" needs to be rephra
by jasonkostempski 9y ago
Dumb law. As an example from a current HN front page headline:
"How far can you go with MySQL or MariaDB?"
No.
At the very least the "law" needs to be rephrased in a less catchy way, but then no one would reference it.
- virgil_disgr4ce 9y agoIt's not a 'law,' it's a humorous adage—relax! It's understood to only apply to yes or no questions in the first place.
- jasonkostempski 9y agoThis is a discussion about front-end web development, humor cannot exist in such a sad place.
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- yellowapple 9y ago"'How far can you go with MySQL or MariaDB?' "No." I mean, that's not entirely wrong. You'd go much farther with PostgreSQL. ;)
- floatboth 9y agoWith MySQL, you can go really far into writing corrupted data :)
- marcosdumay 9y ago> "How far can you go with MySQL or MariaDB?" > No. Seems to me like a clear, coherent and realist answer.