@JaredBusch said in Apple and Qualcomm Take Each Other to Court:

@nadnerB said in Apple and Qualcomm Take Each Other to Court:

Wow, Blackberry is alive again.

Depends where you are, some places it's still very actively used. We just made a deal for a new web development project called one of the big caveats was that we had to make it work well on Blackberry because all the sea levels only use blackberries. It also happens to be a Canadian client.

A rising tide lifts all ships?

The sea level is keeping Blackberry afloat?

LMAO

@scottalanmiller said in Your Phone's Motion Sensors Might Be Leading Your Passwords:

@JaredBusch said in Your Phone's Motion Sensors Might Be Leading Your Passwords:

Siri and I are not getting along well this morning I don't know why

She's busy trying to figure out your password.

She's got to be doing something, because I just clarified the disaster in that other thread and it took me like two minutes speaking very slowly to get that post out.

@stacksofplates said in Mastodon:

@scottalanmiller said in Mastodon:

@stacksofplates said in Mastodon:

Databases scale vertically. That means, it’s a lot easier and more cost efficient to buy a super beefy machine for your database, than it is to spread the database over multiple machines with sharding or replication.

Why Postgres? That seems like the least logical choice for this.

Not the least, it's better than something expensive or even MariaDB. It has great performance. If you never needed to scale, it might easily be best. But, as he's already found, he needs to scale.

Ya I guess I didn't mean least. It's obviously better than Oracle or Firebird. I just meant out of the plethora of options ( I was thinking Elasticsearch or Solr) this seemed like it wouldn't be considered.

Yeah... CouchDB, MongoDB, all kinds of things that seem like they'd be better for this.

https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/12/a-new-vantage-point/

@stacksofplates said in Unity Development to Continue at UBPorts:

@StrongBad said in Unity Development to Continue at UBPorts:

@stacksofplates said in Unity Development to Continue at UBPorts:

@scottalanmiller said in Unity Development to Continue at UBPorts:

Good that someone is doing this. There are people who like Unity and will want to have it keep moving forward even if more slowly.

It wouldn't be bad if a few things were changed. It was just super slow to do a lot of tasks.

Not really meant for people doing a lot of tasks. It's kind of a "one task at a time" interface.

I just meant a lot of tasks are slow. Not a lot at once, just a lot of the normal things you would do were slow.

Oh, got you man 🙂

@momurda said in Windows Vista Has Reached End of Life:

2 more GB of RAM and an SSD that thing would run Win7/8/10 no problem.

Yep, no more miserable computer.

@dafyre said in Razor Valeria:

@scottalanmiller said in Razor Valeria:

Our travel is cutting way back for the year, though, so after mid-May I'll be roughly stationary for some time.

Do you know where you will be stationary at?

Dallas

@scottalanmiller things like bootstrap are all about mouse vs finger, pointer vs touch

Westinghouse

@travisdh1 No, yeah that's a good point.

Just didn't think about it like that.