Imprise certainly has it's strengths and size is one of them. It will be the prefered db in the upcoming embedded revolution. Second Rate is pretty strong words. The features it lacks, will be implemented shortly. GPL has the way of doing those things;-) The only thing that is second rate is your opinion on this wonderful news.
Our federal government CANNOT regulate the internet, can it? I mean come on.. they would mess up a wet dream and we are talking about the internet here! Won't this leave the net open to other regulatory demands? What about the foreign sites that sell pharmcy goods.. How will they attempt to regulate this? With ssh and other encryption technics, not mentioning foreign based shell accounts, one can currently do just about anything they want to. I think if they try to stick their noses into the internet to deep they'll face more obstacles than solutions. Is this really just a payback from our u.s. government to lend a helping hand to an industry that has been very profitable and good to those in elected office? {at the expense of raking over our senior citizens and once living people of pharmacutical companies in the middle east}
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Imprise certainly has it's strengths and size is one of them. It will be the prefered db in the upcoming embedded revolution. Second Rate is pretty strong words. The features it lacks, will be implemented shortly. GPL has the way of doing those things;-) The only thing that is second rate is your opinion on this wonderful news.
Our federal government CANNOT regulate the internet, can it? I mean come on.. they would mess up a wet dream and we are talking about the internet here! Won't this leave the net open to other regulatory demands? What about the foreign sites that sell pharmcy goods.. How will they attempt to regulate this? With ssh and other encryption technics, not mentioning foreign based shell accounts, one can currently do just about anything they want to. I think if they try to stick their noses into the internet to deep they'll face more obstacles than solutions. Is this really just a payback from our u.s. government to lend a helping hand to an industry that has been very profitable and good to those in elected office? {at the expense of raking over our senior citizens and once living people of pharmacutical companies in the middle east}