Fre_d

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   by Fre_d 7y ago

   Perhaps, but we are already drilling oil out of the north sea.
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   by Fre_d 8y ago

   Here in Denmark, the story is a bit different. Many consumers here use a Dankort, which is a national debit card. The fees are low and regulated by the government. It is usually combined with a Visa so that it can be used abroad as well.
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   by Fre_d 8y ago

   I'm not saying MongoDB is better because it is old, and I was rather hoping you would elaborate. For all I know, you could have had issues with it yesterday or 9 years ago.
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   by Fre_d 8y ago

   MongoDB was released nearly 10 years ago. Do you believe those issues are still relevant today?
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   by Fre_d 8y ago

   Admittedly I'm not yet using it in production, but the simplicity is the most appealing factor, albeit this depends a lot on client libraries used. In addition to my original comment, with Postgres we also had to deal with schemas and
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   by Fre_d 8y ago

   At least briefly consider whether or not you actually need a relational database when starting a project. I work with some rather complex data access using Postgres, JPA, Hibernate, HikariCP, and a second level cache, all within a separate