furicane

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by furicane 8y ago
That's great. I don't want my information stored, analyzed, cross-referenced and re-sold around without me knowing what's going on. Oddly enough, you're frustrated about "degraded UX", but for several years now
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by furicane 8y ago
I find it fascinating how people blame the solution while it's the symptom that bothers them and they don't even notice the disease. GDPR isn't only related to internet services. I received a phone call today from my mobile o
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by furicane 8y ago
> Maybe other people making these decisions aren't idiots Nice joke, I liked it! :)
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by furicane 9y ago
How's that relevant? You're neither lead architect nor does your employment at MySQL / Oracle mean anything. Many incapable developers score positions at big companies. Without facts, maths and measurement you can be Linus To
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by furicane 9y ago
So what you're saying that if I find something on google, it's undoubtedly true and I should blindly believe it? For every one of those use cases, I can provide a counter-argument. And there are many more who can do the same.
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by furicane 9y ago
You're aware that the vendor will post gospel about their product on their own website? I'm not using Postgres, I use MySQL, but I can assert with 100% certainty that most of the "comparison" on that URL is just marketin
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by furicane 9y ago
I've been using MySQL 5.7 since its release in production. I used to store JSON data in a blob, but when they released JSON support - I just couldn't wait to use it. It's working really, really good. JSON support solves a ton