At least you’re investing your time in a product which works correctly and isn’t throughly broken by design. Sometimes it’s necessary to point out MySQL’s flaws

At least you’re investing your time in a product which works correctly and isn’t throughly broken by design. Sometimes it’s necessary to point out MySQL’s flaws lest someone get the “bright” idea to put it in production, then I get the job and then get stuck with that disaster of a database (that actually happened to me several times). Raising awareness is the best prevention.