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Comment #7638841
http://12factor.net/port-binding "In deployment, a routing layer handles routing requests from a public-facing hostname to the port-bound web processes."
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Comment #7559157
I don't think you understand the nature of the problem if you think no action by customers was required. I think the response from amazon was fine and they are clearly not amateurs…
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Comment #7317920
if it matters, must have backups! ( +replication +geographical distribution etc as needs must ) Even a perfect database, should such a thing ever exist, is not sufficient to protec…
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Comment #7317876
and unfortunately, they are the only ones who can offer support or implement a patch for their software! With postgres and mysql you can find many companies competing to offer grea…
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Comment #7317862
may be a problem, there are workarounds, and workloads where it is not required, but I agree, merge/upsert is a much anticipated enhancement.
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Comment #7317822
I find the official documentation to be superior for postgres (YMMV), but I think there are certainly more examples / blogs / tutorials for MySQL. I prefer to work with Postgres wh…
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Comment #7317778
This actually made me think of: Oracle's "UTF8" vs "AL32UTF8" which I consider to be a gotcha, even though it is reasonable in terms of the evolution of the standard, a modern land…
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Comment #7149668
What if we think about it in terms of augmentation of capabilities and something that is divorced from this implementation. People want to have the capabilities, without being seen…
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Comment #7149563
I have a bluetooth headset for making phone calls more safely with my older car (not capable of interfacing directly with my phone), and I don't agree with demonizing headset users…
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Comment #7034796
+1 to read only, fortunately databases are very good at enforcing this thing, unfortunately the users of databases generally less so. RE: circumventing the blacklist, I think immed…
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Comment #7034656
I have used it. Adoption was good especially for simple queries, people were less focused on the language, and more focused on exploring/modifying examples. For people who are alre…
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Comment #7034465
will be taking it for a spin! Another tool, different, but also great for sharing, you may enjoy: http://htsql.org/
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Comment #6846003
I still admire some of the work he has done, but I have to also count myself among those who would not want to work with someone so willing to grand stand and just generally so hos…
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Comment #6737464
This seems to have changed: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/MySQL....
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Comment #6473645
That would be one way, or On Postgres, you could use arrays: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/arrays.html also has some great contrib modules as well like: http://www.post…
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Comment #6473121
http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/PGStrom
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Comment #6280961
I don't like rhetoric either. I think it is good to consider the facts, and for me generally the situation/environment/problem as much as possible. I like to consider the problem, …
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Comment #5727132
Awesome, thanks for the reply. It may not have been something which you wanted to do, but I think it is a really interesting problem, and I bet it has been rewarding for both busin…
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Comment #5727062
I wonder if they looked at: http://mcavage.github.io/node-restify/ Both self describe as frameworks. in a quick blurb on express v restify: "I get asked this more than anything els…
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Comment #5727023
Thought the same thing myself when I read that line, was also a little disappointed by the lack of content, I understand not wanting to leak information, but I didn't get a lot out…
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Comment #5652704
were different rulesets in play(who could attack who, what could be gained in the process(money or gear), pvp was really an afterthought for them. I can say though that in persiste…
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Comment #5648836
good to know, thanks!
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Comment #5648247
I think may be referring to products such as: http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-naga-epic "System Requirements PC or Mac with USB port Windows® 8/ Windows® 7 / Windows Vis…
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Comment #5647919
"which was not stored on the machine", like they should be commended ( Reminds me of exams where you received some credit for including your name... ). I am sorry, them confirming …
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Comment #5647768
Would you mind sharing details ( process wise) of what they did to validate that it was a legitimate request from the account holder?