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Re:What Postgres Full Text Search Is Missing
on Tuesday August 06, 2024 @05:54PM (#41175806)
Elastic’s serverless offering went GA recently: https://www.elastic.co/elasticsearch/serverless
Re:MariaDB ditches products and staff in restructure
on Sunday October 15, 2023 @11:12AM (#37890403)
Surprising to see them ditch their cloud product. Especially considering the number of startups out there based around offering a cloud database.
Re:Project pushes back the hominid timeline in Africa by more than 10M...
on Friday April 14, 2023 @06:42PM (#35575800)
Wow, this is beautiful.
Re:Facebook-owned sites were down
on Monday October 04, 2021 @01:14PM (#28749624)
Ironically, I cannot send messages on Signal right now. They can’t handle the extra load?
Re:Stop making employees turn on webcams during meetings
on Sunday September 26, 2021 @04:10PM (#28664207)
> He added that managers, especially male managers, should turn off cameras during these times or employees will otherwise feel pressure to show their faces.
What a ridiculous article. In this time of remote work, connecting is hard. Humans are not input/output devices. We need to be able to see each other in the eye. Managers, especially, should set the right example and turn their on cameras - and ask their team to do so too.
Re:“Safari's buggy” is valid criticism, “Safari's behind Chrome in fea...
on Friday July 30, 2021 @07:40PM (#28013764)
I can’t believe we’re still in this postion. 20 years ago, a fresh new browser entered the market that blew the competition away: Internet Explorer 6. It’s hard to overemphasize what a crapfest the browser scene had been up to that point. Netscape was a buggy mess (remember Netscape Gold?)
5 years later, everyone hated IE 6. It was the new browser to hate. It was a buggy non-compliant mess, much as Safari is now. And again a new browser shook up the scene: Phoenix (which would later become Firefox).
Later, Chrome entered the market. It’s the superior browser now.
Browsers come and go.