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randomnerdiness

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    Comment #12655669

    I read this author's works pretty frequently, but I noticed from her blog (and some others) that it seems like authors have a super high incidence of burnout. Any other writers wan…

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    Comment #12497858

    Perhaps. However, I'm in AZ, and the 'tailored search results' are usually the midwest or silicon valley. I think it depends entirely on what your ISP is handing over for location …

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    Comment #12497834

    Exactly. Currently, it doesn't bother me, since the 'your data' and 'your interests' and such for me are so random and sporadic. Of course, I also don't walk around with everything…

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    Comment #12492631

    Not a ton different, if you've used OPatch already. Basically it copies around files, runs a bunch of perl, runs a bunch of sql, and then you run the usual patch upgrade scripts at…

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    Comment #12492209

    I used to enjoy perusing rationalviews.com - but it seems that they're shutting down. Sorta bummed about that, but I get why. Too few people contributed to the discussions

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    Comment #12491963

    That's because you have a brain. You wouldn't believe some of the stuff I've seen people try to use. So much copypasta, often with just enough changed to be hacked into a customer'…

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    Comment #12490705

    I thought you were already a huge Postgres advocate? Or do you mean 'upsides to postgres that appeals to heavy oracle sites'? /edit Perhaps that wasn't you... So #1 benefit of Post…

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    Comment #12490607

    That's precisely my argument against it.

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    Comment #12490473

    Oh, as the benefits of Oracle vs Postgres? So the biggest in my experience is not enterprise support. Folks generally expect it to be. The biggest is actually flexibility. Oracle D…

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    Comment #12489663

    So - as a long time Oracle DBA (who also loves Postgres), I've been seeing a lot of companies do this sort of move. There are a couple of downsides, but really - there's a lot more…