MySQL Founder Monty Quits Sun (Or Not)
Paul Boutin writes "A reliable source tells Valleywag that MySQL inventor Michael Widenius, better known as Monty, has resigned from Sun. Sun bought Monty's MySQL company in a billion-dollar deal last January. Brian Aker, who forked the Web 2.0-friendly Drizzle SQL database (and former Slashdot engineer!), remains at Sun." Kaj Arnö and Sheeri Cabral share their thoughts.
1. Tell us how great your database is, (ie. postgres, mssql server, oracle etc..)
2. Tell us how shitty mysql is in your eyes.
3. Tell us how mysql "sold out"
So everything under this thread can be modded as "redundant"
Thank You.
The sun destroys everything it touches. Eventually it will implode into a black hole and devour what little shareholder value is left.
...he's leaving to work on Python.
I mean, the PSF needs good, experienced developers, and, um, that's all.
How can I believe you when you tell me what I don't want to hear?
With the founder leaving, the name MySQL no longer fits.
Next slashdot poll...
MySQL's new name should be:
1. TheirSQL
2. SunSQL
3. JavaSQL
4. CowboynealSQL
I vote for #4.
Soccer Goal Plans
Monty was last seen boarding a ferry to France.
Well no, the ultimate dream of every nerd is to have a threesome with Jessica Alba and Natalie Portman (petrified!) with hot grits down their pants, but I'm sure the retiring early thing is a close second.
You mean besides hiring the guys who beat him up in high school to mow his 16-acre lawn?
Posting at slashdot, Yoda is.
mcgrew's razor: Never attribute to stupidity that which can be explained by greedy self-interest
Nah, twitter would have called them "$un".
I'm still researching to see if my ultimate dream is even legal in this state.
"Quote me as saying I was mis-quoted." -Groucho Marx
You can use "that other company's" name. I mean, we are talking about Microsoft here not Lord Voldemort, right?
well, I'm very strong physically, for a nerd
Did you refresh your cache?
That's already been fixed in the Chromium codebase, r1677, but the latest download seems to be r1583. If I were the Chrome team, I'd be in more of a hurry to get this particular fix out there.
If you were the Chrome team, You'd be a lot of people!
DELETE FROM sun WHERE name="Monty"