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Why do they have these settings? Because shit software used shit MySQL +data corruption. It might be better now. But for me it’s in the same shithole as mongod
by jbverschoor 3y ago
Why do they have these settings? Because shit software used shit MySQL +data corruption.
It might be better now. But for me it’s in the same shithole as mongodb, php (old style, so no recovery there even though it’s possible to create proper code) and most JavaScript.
Other things is that people don’t even want to use Oracle’s MySQL but MariaDB. Why the hell would I want to run a fork of something, and still keep calling it something else.
The only reason for MySQL is wordpress