I work at at the tech development dept. of a major car company and this is great news. We are finally able to throw MySQL onto production servers and give Oracle the boot for small RAD webapps.
What I've heard from MySQL officials in person is that MySQL 5.0 is set to be released late Q4 this year. Then stored procedures, sub selects (4.1) and constraints should be ready for primetime, then we talk real heavy enterprise applications. Hope they keep the schedule! =)
Why is that when companies releases something, a GNU friendly user always get the creeps! This is no exception. (This is released under GPL but anyway!)
Let me quote RMS: "Note the distinct difference between free as in freedom and open source as in buzzword"
Greasy fingers, sick pr0n and nothing but geeks! Geez, I certainly hope that this is far away in sweden or I will definetly boycott MCD.
This is not ggod for the common health of geeks!
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Sure, geeks will go on roadtrips a lot more often but what will happen to the geeks fat/calorie intake? If you get on hour of access for a combomeal you have to eat at least two (maybe alot more) meals. Slashdotting/eating/mailing do take time with sticky fingers on an IPAQ/.
There was a bit of irony. Still impressed how a handful of people with no interest of money are able to compete with greedy multi-billion companies. The real world is about money I've been told. Or?
It's just amazing how Miguel and the hordes of coders he has summon to pull this off. I feel confident that whatever Microsoft and the "bad guys" come up with, the Open Source community will launch a counter attack. Shoot to kill. Kudos to Miguel and the rest of the Mono coders.
Hmm, I think I must bring up C# on my next performance review. =P
You fucking moron! I wish people like you had pricetag hanging out of your ass and it was fully legal to squeeze the trigger and claim the amount at the nearest OSI office.
May the likes of you stay away from the evolution of the human race.
Running it as we speak. RedHat's buggiest release to date. Think twice before making that "upgrade". KDE is crippled. I'm going over to fluxbox after being about a year in kdeland. GNOME? No clue, looks like crap. This bluecurve thing may be a good thing to inviting "ordinary" people to linuxworld. Inviting more people means business and business is good for the defeat of Microsoft. Hang on to your hat! =)
Most geeks don't care about design/looks or anything else poingting in that direction. Geeks want features before fashion. Why should the geek care why the little distorted image looks like a smeared out stamp, the point is that the geek can take the picture, that's it, end of story. I've seen loads of cases when people spend a fortune on their computers and graphicscard. Monitor? The cheapest, biggest.. i.e sampo, samtron or hyundai. Big time degradation (spell) in image quality. On top of that, go buy a no name GeForce card and IT's like watching a TV from the late '80. Put a SONY screen with a Matrox card next to a Sampo with a noname geforce card... Yikes! Oh, I'm not a geek, i'm a perfectionist (spell)
Concerning the inquiry about renderers, UT was almost native OpenGL/Glide with DirectX as secondary. UT2003's primary renderer is DirectX, but OpenGL not completely left behind..
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.. all the sad mac faces today. Maybe even some mac people "bombs".
I must say I agree with you. Why the hype around MySQL when Postgres has all those features ready for primetime. I dunno.
Winblows people needs a fucking bloaty setup wizard, that's why. They are unable to unpack a tar ball and run an .exe file.
And there some other strange admins guis also. (crap!)
I work at at the tech development dept. of a major car company and this is great news. We are finally able to throw MySQL onto production servers and give Oracle the boot for small RAD webapps.
What I've heard from MySQL officials in person is that MySQL 5.0 is set to be released late Q4 this year. Then stored procedures, sub selects (4.1) and constraints should be ready for primetime, then we talk real heavy enterprise applications. Hope they keep the schedule! =)
Well, Monty and the rest, Good Job! Keep it up!
Please let me know if you find out! (Reply to this!)
Hope to see you at OSCON this year. I enjoyed your "Straight Talk" session last year.
I read the doc to find out that there only was a Windows GUI Client. Still, nice tech.
.. i've now read the article and came to the conclusion that I've made a complete fool out of myself.
Why is that when companies releases something, a GNU friendly user always get the creeps! This is no exception. (This is released under GPL but anyway!)
Let me quote RMS: "Note the distinct difference between free as in freedom and open source as in buzzword"
.. can I get some WiFries with that?
*lol* You can take this to the extremes...
Get a Shake while you Quake!
Greasy fingers, sick pr0n and nothing but geeks! Geez, I certainly hope that this is far away in sweden or I will definetly boycott MCD.
Sure, geeks will go on roadtrips a lot more often but what will happen to the geeks fat/calorie intake? If you get on hour of access for a combomeal you have to eat at least two (maybe alot more) meals. Slashdotting/eating/mailing do take time with sticky fingers on an IPAQ/.
I loved the game nebulus on the C64. That was Ubi.
I served over four and one-half years in a Federal detention center prior to trial or settling the charges against me.
Has he fully recovered?
There was a bit of irony. Still impressed how a handful of people with no interest of money are able to compete with greedy multi-billion companies. The real world is about money I've been told. Or?
It's just amazing how Miguel and the hordes of coders he has summon to pull this off. I feel confident that whatever Microsoft and the "bad guys" come up with, the Open Source community will launch a counter attack. Shoot to kill. Kudos to Miguel and the rest of the Mono coders.
Hmm, I think I must bring up C# on my next performance review. =P
If I work in large corporation with 70k employees. Who do I ask? My manager? My manager doesn't own my departments equipment.
Burn all the free CPU cycles you cat get for all I care!
That no one has to know. I run folding@home nightly and during the weekend on a couple of linuxmachines. C'mon, what's the threat?!
You fucking moron! I wish people like you had pricetag hanging out of your ass and it was fully legal to squeeze the trigger and claim the amount at the nearest OSI office.
May the likes of you stay away from the evolution of the human race.
I thought I was a stupid fp'er.
You're a geek.
But then again most people who post here are...
> You know, they have software that does your spelling for you know.
Hmm.. doesn't seem to make the sentence make sense. *lol*
Running it as we speak. RedHat's buggiest release to date. Think twice before making that "upgrade". KDE is crippled. I'm going over to fluxbox after being about a year in kdeland. GNOME? No clue, looks like crap. This bluecurve thing may be a good thing to inviting "ordinary" people to linuxworld. Inviting more people means business and business is good for the defeat of Microsoft. Hang on to your hat! =)
Most geeks don't care about design/looks or anything else poingting in that direction. Geeks want features before fashion. Why should the geek care why the little distorted image looks like a smeared out stamp, the point is that the geek can take the picture, that's it, end of story. I've seen loads of cases when people spend a fortune on their computers and graphicscard. Monitor? The cheapest, biggest.. i.e sampo, samtron or hyundai. Big time degradation (spell) in image quality. On top of that, go buy a no name GeForce card and IT's like watching a TV from the late '80. Put a SONY screen with a Matrox card next to a Sampo with a noname geforce card... Yikes! Oh, I'm not a geek, i'm a perfectionist (spell)
Concerning the inquiry about renderers, UT was almost native OpenGL/Glide with DirectX as secondary. UT2003's primary renderer is DirectX, but OpenGL not completely left behind..