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Username: joepie91
Joined: December 2019
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Last Active: December 2021
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Got this e-mail from PHP-Friends recently; English version is pasted below. It's really a newsletter with a bunch of stuff, but most of it is about the merger.

Gotta say, this is the f…

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> [@Hxxx said](/discussion/2764/interesting-popular-screenshot-tool-removed-from-chrome-ext-store-and-marked-as-malware): In reality browsers are better off without plugins.

Not rea…

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It appears that this was the construction of SBG2:

![](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BKfAgXZCEAEkJOl?format=jpg&name=large)

And apparently [they were using water sprin…

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Congratulations, and an excellent introduction :)

It makes me very happy to see that a peaceful community-voted transfer of 'ownership' can just... happen, here! I think anyone who has…

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> @servarica_hani said:
> Well for me they all seem good but what missing for me is what their vision for LES
> Is it possible that all new LES admin candidates give brief exp…

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> [@lentro said](/discussion/comment/22278/#Comment_22278): When you store with Storj, your data is stored in 80 shards around the world. If North Korea bombs Ashburn, you’ll lose all data on Wasa…

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> [@xyphos10 said](/discussion/812/how-successful-will-the-storj-project-decentralized-cloud-storage-be): With the prices below, how good of an alternative to using AWS or google cloud do you thin…

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> @AnthonySmith said:
> I believe this research was funded by intel.

Oh, huh, you're right.

> Additional funding was provided by generous gifts from Inte…

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I haven't played with it much yet, but AFAIK, PostgreSQL's full-text search capabilities are a lot better (and probably more performant) than those of MySQL.

Given that PostgreSQL is *…

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> @poisson said:
> If you are in the USA, I say 3 bucks is worth it just for giggles at the havoc you are going to wreak.
>
> https://fortune.com/2020/03/05/delete-l…

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> @comi said:
> > @joepie91 said:
> > > @comi said:
> > > Because people will pay premium to someone who saves them from all that frightening servers, …

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> @comi said:
> Because people will pay premium to someone who saves them from all that frightening servers, command line, infrastructure and engineering in general.

That'…

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Because people will pay it.

The big cloudycloud providers benefit from the "can't get fired for buying IBM" effect. It's a bad deal, a lot of people know it, but the important thing is…

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> [@willie said](/discussion/comment/19560/#Comment_19560): Sharding (splitting a single big dataset across multiple servers) and replication (maintaining multiple copies of a dataset for HA) are …

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> @lightblade said:
> > @joepie91 said:
>
> > Okay, so what that is *really* referring to, is that MongoDB uses __sharding__ (basically, distributing records a…

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> [@SagnikS said](/discussion/comment/19517/#Comment_19517): but I've heard that they apparently scale better than MySQL.

> [@SagnikS said](/discussion/comment/19517/#Comment_195…

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> @SagnikS said:
> > @joepie91 said:
> > Avoid MongoDB. It's a mediocre database *at best*, and you're quite likely to end up with some form of data corruption over time…

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> [@willie said](/discussion/comment/19282/#Comment_19282): Mongo is easy to get started with (document db instead of relational) and has an easy replication setup

Here's the proble…

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Avoid MongoDB. It's a mediocre database *at best*, and you're quite likely to end up with some form of data corruption over time, given that it doesn't validate data integrity like an RDBMS would.

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> [@AnthonySmith said](/discussion/comment/18361/#Comment_18361): Being someone who still genuinely holds the values of LE* I like to do more with less :)

Which is appreciated :)

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