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Comment #37102861
Yes, my team had a direct issue with this on Aurora Postgres, at least. This is PG9 but then kept happening all the way into PG12 until we got rid of all but like 5 roles. Above li…
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Comment #36605979
Pick up some oysters, for eating? If these oysters serve as a pre-filter for the plant, would you not want to eat them as these oysters would contain all sorts of pollution?
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Comment #34820247
It was baffling to me when I was in Florida and rented a car. I was driving on the highways and no matter where I was, every highway was littered with abandoned cars. I had things …
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Comment #34178309
Not even going to point out that the OP isn’t even trying to overlook all the good things he did. It’s a stretch to argue that a lifetime of neglect is a singular mistake. This was…
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Comment #24416280
Blaming aftermarket parts for non related failures is very common for luxury brands especially German ones: Audi & Mercedes are biggest culprits. Some Audi dealers would void almos…
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Comment #23535765
https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/issues/2674#issuecomm...
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Comment #23531818
Once again, the usage here has nothing to do with master-slave idea. Obviously there is precedent for breaking changes. The benefits must outweigh the costs, the cost here is monum…
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Comment #23531792
Git's use of master has nothing to do with the master/slave idea. The word master been a word longer than it has been associated with slavery. Not every use of master is offensive/…
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Comment #23531516
There is talk on the originating GitHub issue to make a list of repos/authors that still have master as a branch name as a way to shame them into compliance.
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Comment #23531490
It will break a lot of code and a lot of tools. For what? To virtue signal about something that has nothing to do with the current civil rights movement? Should we change the word …
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Comment #23292934
No it doesn’t. But what do I know running several clusters in production for a $100 million business? Please read up on the subject before arguing.
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Comment #23289058
I’m not sure if I can even understand what you are talking about or why you said that. If you have pid,{name:’val’, others...}. And an index of name with a million John and one Jan…
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Comment #23285688
Postgres has terrible indexing with json. It doesn’t keep statistics so simple queries sometimes take much longer than expected due to query planner not knowing much about the data…
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Comment #23272713
The second I'm presented with a pop-up as the first thing on a website, I close out.
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Comment #23148524
I'm sure you are aware of story behind Theranos - doing complex tests on a drop of blood is currently impossible.
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Comment #22941829
I guess its just anecdotes at this point, not data. But all my peers and friends from different schools, were solving quadratic equations in 4th grade in USSR/Russia. This was earl…
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Comment #22808132
You understand that OP is requesting a solution for a practically unfixable issue. Unless you a have relationship with the carrier itself. A provider sends you a success, but it wa…
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Comment #22780117
If its something requested, the user can always re-request it. If it not something requested like news, use two different providers to send 2 messages. One the actual content, and …
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Comment #21092541
Yes, when 400 people die for a company to save money, you must assign blame and put people in jail.
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Comment #20167178
This looks way too much like Jira.
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Comment #20105541
I bought extended car warranty from a company and they subsequently exposed my VIN, name and email on a publicly shared DB by accident, and its still up. I don't want to report thi…
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Comment #20082948
I think its obvious he's talking about the fact that Firefox is unusable on MacOS (on scaled resolutions). And it seems Mozilla has no ability to fix this for a large portion of th…
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Comment #18957290
I don’t believe the 1040EZ exists anymore.
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Comment #18660962
Do you require a scientific study for any fact? If you bothered to do any googling, or whatever Mozilla equivalent of google is - this is in the top 3 results. https://9to5mac.com/…