M$ actually bought Citus Data, so they are embracing Pgsql.

It’s expensive to make small niche products.

Now I’m imagining 9mm bibles flying… thank you for that image.

Such crime using her like that.

It seems that being Meguca is trully suffering.

I don’t think the bible cures pedophilia.

If those people actually read the bible, they would never let a child near it.

Trojan horse, so to speak.

Preemtive capitulation is a loss for everyone but the fascists.

I just don’t think your interpretation of the situation is correct, that’s all.

They said fuck sysd, which is fair, I don’t use it on my desktop either.

My service files are still 10-20 lines.

There are systems other than SysV and systemd…

Don’t do false dichotomy.

Is it, though?

I mean, it’s not?

Demos of marginal improvements pale in comparison of the real missing pieces.

I’ll keep saying it: we need new designes of models, not billions of investment into the current ones.

I installed ubuntu for my father in 2010. He has no idea how PCs work, and he’s been fine with it. And we are not even close.

Ask Anna’s archive

What do you mean?

Stop DB, run pg_upgrade, start it, win?

Or set up logical replication into newer version, wait for sync, test use-cases, switch write?

Where do you get better experience?

Does that mean it’s still an utter borderline unusable shit?

Tutorials mostly.

Is Maria that much better than MySQL?

Cause that one is absolute shit, very difficult to maintain, and requires lots of config changes and even replicas can disconnect when something’s not 100% ok.

I will take Postgres over any other DB any day of the week.

Is it true?

Postgres with correct fillfactor, it doesn’t create new pages and works very fast.

Replication in MySQL always sucked ass, only received synchronous replication in some new edition, and that also didn’t sound great.

Postgres has logstream and logical replication, both of them can be set to various levels of synchronicity, and logical replication is configurable at least as well as MySQL is in terms of which data is sent.

MySQL always sucked ass.

PostgreSQL went in a different direction, started with best support of the SQL standard, then optimized everything to make it fast.

Postgres has/had the best SQL standard support out of every server, open-source or not.

MySQL was at the other end, only started catching up after Oracle bought it.