I've used Postgres for years because it's sane out of the box. I know you can configure MySQL to mitigate these issues and use InnoDB by default, but the mere p

I've used Postgres for years because it's sane out of the box. I know you can configure MySQL to mitigate these issues and use InnoDB by default, but the mere presence of data-destroying features is a red flag to me. I know I could put the logic in my application, but I like the certainty that comes with knowing what I put in is what I get out.