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Monthly Archives: December 2008
SQLEditor 1.4.3b3
So, it’s coming up to the holidays, but there is time for another SQLEditor release. 1.4.3b3 (snappy numbering, yes?) is pretty much a bug fix release. I think that the index creation problems that were happening have now been fixed, … Continue reading
iPhone Shuffle?
The iPhone Shuffle, (Advert 1) (Advert 2) (Advert 3) 🙂 Plus the obligatory Wired.com article (a bit more serious though)
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Adam Savage, Dodos and the Maltese Falcon
I just happened to watch this amazing presentation by Adam Savage (of Mythbusters) Adam Savage on Obsession (Fora.tv)
MySQL before 4.1?
This graph appears to show that most people polled (97%) are using MySQL 4.1 or later This second poll shows, again, that most people (89%) are using 4.1 or later. The thread at the PunBB forum gives 95% of people polled … Continue reading