Anyone that actually cares about their data uses Oracle or something like it. Droning on about raw speed that's probably achieved with a dubious configuration really isn't relevant to people that have serious work to do that can't be interrupted.
If you think that MySQL is a drop in replacement for any Oracle database then you're probably missing the point entirely.
Where do you get the same kind of support contract for postgres that you would for Oracle? These companies that are being bullied probably want that part of the package.
Yes. I had forgotten about MySQL's rudimentary support for SQL syntax. That is certainly annoying. Although I would find it's built in backup and recovery features much more troublesome from a production support perspective.
MySQL variants are only acceptable if you are willing to tolerate data loss. It is not comparable to any of the payware RDBMS products at all. It hasn't even caught up to the robustness of Oracle from the 90s. Even other libre projects are not as dire in this respect.
> To be clear, I wasn't talking about the workplace.
The same issue apply to neighborhoods. You only have so many bourgeois blacks out there and only so many total. The same goes for any other nationality or ethnicity you want to fixate on.
Or do you want to subject yourself (and your family) to a festering hole with high crime, drug gangs, violence, neighbors who don't value education, and classmates that are thugs?
I fled my own childhood neighborhood for the same reasons I assume that my black neighbors fled theirs.
What's funny is that this was a source of hysteria in the 70s. Those bees were going to migrate up north and cause mass havoc. Not just ecological disruption mind you but actually bothering people that were nowhere near nature.
Didn't seem to pan out. You have the occasional killer bee attack here and there but nothing too bad in the grand scheme of things.
...then that makes it sound like the problems with Bees predate the current trendy nonsense of blaming everything on "climate change" and the climate conditions to match.
There are also widgets you can install that will tell you your cumulative network usage for the month. There may not be any need to panic and start fixating on what every little app is doing. Drilling down to that level of detail simply may not be necessary.
There is nothing about the AK-47 that makes it interesting to emulate. It's a cheap sloppy piece of crap along the lines of the tanks we used to make in WWII.
No. It's more like a Ford Escort with a JATO engine welded to the roof.
Although the "always in the shop" aspect of the SSDs might be spot on. Then there's the whole "you got the horses but can't actually use them" aspect of "glamour cars". Also probably a good match for SSDs.
Perhaps your attempt to grovel at the feet of the gods of conspicuous consumption wasn't wrong after all...
I have over 2000 DVDs and BluRays and they are all nicely organized and tucked away. They take up the equivalent of a single tall IKEA bookshelf and sit in the unused bits of space along the walls of my home theater.
Unless you live in a closet in NYC, that amount of space doesn't even register for most people.
Basil also thrives outside. It grows like a weed. Plus spices in general are less prone to being eaten by your local vermin. They are really setting a low bar here.
They don't use as much of it because they aren't using corporate monopoly seeds specifically designed to sell more chemicals made by the chemical company that owns the seed monopoly.
I am not poor and I am no longer a student. So I don't have to drive a cheap crappy car. Thus, this car gets judged based on what I already have and have had for decades already.
It's a premium priced econobox which likely explains adoption rates.
This sounds like an exposure problem. Available options are few and far between.
Plus many people have brand strong preferences. They may not consider Brand X under any circumstances regardless of how green and trend one of their models is. I would at least consider a VW but would never touch a Chevy.
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Anyone that actually cares about their data uses Oracle or something like it. Droning on about raw speed that's probably achieved with a dubious configuration really isn't relevant to people that have serious work to do that can't be interrupted.
If you think that MySQL is a drop in replacement for any Oracle database then you're probably missing the point entirely.
Migrating to Linux does not address the Oracle issue.
Linux is the reference platform for Oracle.
It's an entirely orthogonal issue: OS vs RDBMS.
Where do you get the same kind of support contract for postgres that you would for Oracle? These companies that are being bullied probably want that part of the package.
Yes. I had forgotten about MySQL's rudimentary support for SQL syntax. That is certainly annoying. Although I would find it's built in backup and recovery features much more troublesome from a production support perspective.
MySQL variants are only acceptable if you are willing to tolerate data loss. It is not comparable to any of the payware RDBMS products at all. It hasn't even caught up to the robustness of Oracle from the 90s. Even other libre projects are not as dire in this respect.
> To be clear, I wasn't talking about the workplace.
The same issue apply to neighborhoods. You only have so many bourgeois blacks out there and only so many total. The same goes for any other nationality or ethnicity you want to fixate on.
Or do you want to subject yourself (and your family) to a festering hole with high crime, drug gangs, violence, neighbors who don't value education, and classmates that are thugs?
I fled my own childhood neighborhood for the same reasons I assume that my black neighbors fled theirs.
That statement is a self nuke since he's talking about 30 years ago. If the trend started 30 years ago then it is probably NOT climate change.
What's funny is that this was a source of hysteria in the 70s. Those bees were going to migrate up north and cause mass havoc. Not just ecological disruption mind you but actually bothering people that were nowhere near nature.
Didn't seem to pan out. You have the occasional killer bee attack here and there but nothing too bad in the grand scheme of things.
If this is a trend that predates you then there's a strong chance it's not the current trendy thing people are fixating on NOW.
Or have you run out of things to blame on climate change in the here and now and have to start with historical events.
...then that makes it sound like the problems with Bees predate the current trendy nonsense of blaming everything on "climate change" and the climate conditions to match.
There are also widgets you can install that will tell you your cumulative network usage for the month. There may not be any need to panic and start fixating on what every little app is doing. Drilling down to that level of detail simply may not be necessary.
There is nothing about the AK-47 that makes it interesting to emulate. It's a cheap sloppy piece of crap along the lines of the tanks we used to make in WWII.
Abandonment is part of real property law. It's called adverse possession.
No. It's more like a Ford Escort with a JATO engine welded to the roof.
Although the "always in the shop" aspect of the SSDs might be spot on. Then there's the whole "you got the horses but can't actually use them" aspect of "glamour cars". Also probably a good match for SSDs.
Perhaps your attempt to grovel at the feet of the gods of conspicuous consumption wasn't wrong after all...
I have a 2TB drive in my laptop. It's more of a mobile workstation though. It's not intended to be tiny and anemic.
I have over 2000 DVDs and BluRays and they are all nicely organized and tucked away. They take up the equivalent of a single tall IKEA bookshelf and sit in the unused bits of space along the walls of my home theater.
Unless you live in a closet in NYC, that amount of space doesn't even register for most people.
Oracle express limits you to 10G.
Although you can always snag the enterprise version and go crazy with that on your own system if you really want.
My steam folder is 250G and I'm just a poor Linux user.
Now a LAMP server, that's something that can fit in about 4G.
Chicago? Are you kidding? Chicago sprawls through several states. It's much more like Los Angeles. I bet Phily is the same way too.
Basil also thrives outside. It grows like a weed. Plus spices in general are less prone to being eaten by your local vermin. They are really setting a low bar here.
They don't use as much of it because they aren't using corporate monopoly seeds specifically designed to sell more chemicals made by the chemical company that owns the seed monopoly.
That is NOT the majority of America or Europe. Especially not Europe.
+...and the Leaf is NOT $20K. It's $30K and up.
Europeans drive things like Fiats and Smartcars and then park them perpendicularly.
I am not poor and I am no longer a student. So I don't have to drive a cheap crappy car. Thus, this car gets judged based on what I already have and have had for decades already.
It's a premium priced econobox which likely explains adoption rates.
It also looks like an underpowered subcompact.
I might consider test driving it in 5-10 years when it's time to replace the current vehicle. Probably would not be comfortable driving it though.
Never heard of an egolf.
This sounds like an exposure problem. Available options are few and far between.
Plus many people have brand strong preferences. They may not consider Brand X under any circumstances regardless of how green and trend one of their models is. I would at least consider a VW but would never touch a Chevy.