Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
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Re: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
#2Yandex is doing quite some interesting things, I think they don't get enough love from HN.
Re: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
#3Yandex is doing quite some interesting things, I think they don't get enough love from HN.
Never seen any non-russian yandex user myself.
Re: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
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#6Yandex.Mail is my favorite email provider and I would invite anyone reading this to give it a try.
Re: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
#7Yandex.Mail is my favorite email provider and I would invite anyone reading this to give it a try.
Please cite examples as to why it's your favorite Email provider.
Re: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
#8Yandex is doing quite some interesting things, I think they don't get enough love from HN.
It's not a malicious bias, but a bias nonetheless. We tend to show more love towards services we know of, use, hear about, or have a friend work at.
That Yandex chiefly targets the Russian, other Cyrillic, and Turkish markets limits its exposure to people who aren't in those markets. And some of it has to do with the kitchen-sink nature of what Yandex does (a lot of tech and some media), in that it's easy to mistake them to be similar to other such companies (Yahoo, Verizon, AOL -- incidentally they're now all the same) that have a similar spread of services, and yet they're not generally complimented in their tech achievements.
Re: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
#9Yandex is doing quite some interesting things, I think they don't get enough love from HN.
Yandex doesn't seem like it would appeal to the kinds of people who comment here. If you think that having your data hosted in the USA is a privacy concern, imagine having it hosted in Moscow.