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My guess would be that NASA already uses postgres for other duties and is hesitant to introduce a new database into their infrastructure - especially one with s
by moe 16y ago
My guess would be that NASA already uses postgres for other duties and is hesitant to introduce a new database into their infrastructure - especially one with so many known problems.
If I was them then I most certainly wouldn't want a database with silent data truncation/corruption issues to come anywhere near my spaceships. Not even for seemingly unimportant tasks because even those may cost amazing amounts of money to fix if they go wrong a few thousand kilometers above groundlevel...
- ugh 16y agoRegrettably only a few hundred kilometers above groundlevel (the ISS is at a height of about 350 km).