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1. 1711.▲
   PostgreSQL devs lift open source database to enterprise heights(cio.com.au)

   2 points by bsg75 16y ago|0 comments
2. 1712.▲
   by bsg75 16y ago

   Could this present any utility as a communication interface between an RDBMS with XML support (DB2, MSSQL) and a document DB (MongoDB, CouchDB) ?
3. 1713.▲
   by bsg75 16y ago

   Were there backups of the source code? The article seems to indicate code corruption on the application hosts, which would also indicate a VCS restore would have reverted the systems to the state prior to the attack. OTOH backups that canno
4. 1714.▲
   by bsg75 16y ago

   Along with licensing costs?
5. 1715.▲
   by bsg75 16y ago

   Have they found the circle yet?
6. 1716.▲
   Comparison of MongoDB 1.8 durability vs CouchDB?

   3 points by bsg75 16y ago|0 comments
7. 1717.▲
   by bsg75 16y ago

   Now we have two problems.
8. 1718.▲
   by bsg75 16y ago

   Not guaranteed. I have had more than one customer experience hardware failure, resulting in a corrupt or suspect SQL Server database, that was unrecoverable via normal means. In each of the cases where the customer had a true standby system
9. 1719.▲
   by bsg75 16y ago

   Noted.
10. 1720.▲
    by bsg75 16y ago

    So far, HN seems relatively un-politicied. Can we keep it that way?
11. 1721.▲
    by bsg75 16y ago

    RSS is a tool for technologists. The average user will not find it attractive enough, so RSS will always be used by the minority. This does not necessarily make it a dying technology however.
12. 1722.▲
    by bsg75 16y ago

    http://arstechnica.com/software/news/2010/12/skype-brought-d...