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Comment on: Any goats got a moment to help me out with Apache (.htaccess) url rewriting?

What is the grammar for search and substitute like unix/vi has? for example 1,$s/poop/cake/gp (substitute every occurance of any word with poop in it with "cake" and show results.

0 14 Mar 2020 05:02 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: SQLite 3.31 released with auto-generated / computed columns, faster interrupt and memory allocator performance, various new APIs, etc.

I do what I do and it's SERIOUS with SQL I am SO sick of people coming out with supposed panaceas and improvements and SEGREGATING what is MORE valuable if cohesive. and NO flash and splash is NOT important. Appealing to morons is NOT important. I am NOT a par to user interface, I am PERFORMANCE PERIOD. AND successful (3 patents). Using ALL of the TOOLS I use. I do it with ME, not with widgets. The difference between me and you is I'm SMART (Grad school (CS) on FULL Scholarship plus stipend). FACTS. fag. You? What have YOU done? That's "important"?

0 27 Jan 2020 02:01 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: SQLite 3.31 released with auto-generated / computed columns, faster interrupt and memory allocator performance, various new APIs, etc.

WHo fucking CARES? We just need basic SQL on a reasonably designed database architecture. WE can take care of the necessary uses. FUCK all this gobbledygook baloney.

0 26 Jan 2020 16:43 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Can we setup VOAT mirrors?

No way man. YOU do my research. I'm an executive type. I OWN you. Dance monkey dance! Dance for me! No really.

0 02 Aug 2019 01:24 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Can we setup VOAT mirrors?

So you're saying (assuming user contributions) the fundamental features of an Oracle database of today (eg failover, clusters, direct managed tablespaces, a LOT more ) are present?

0 02 Aug 2019 01:10 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Can we setup VOAT mirrors?

Never used it. Got any published facts to benchmark those claims? Other than the obvious (cost) benefit.

0 02 Aug 2019 00:23 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Can we setup VOAT mirrors?

Thanks for the info! Sounds like you work there!

0 31 Jul 2019 21:32 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Can we setup VOAT mirrors?

If you had the money (BIG) and ran Oracle db servers I could set up a fail safe network for you, that fails over to a (possible) string of parallel db's on different hardware using different network resources, that these nerds would have to chase down, while you repaired what they've already done in their wake. Dunno if SQL server can do that. In fact you could make it (given sufficient resources) so that their attacks are invisible/transparent to the users (a chase).

Don't you even have the source (authentic) IP's this is coming from? Can't you just ban them and move on? Are they making bots out of innocent users via virus software? Couldn't you just send notice that we scan (scan regularly) for particular virus or a range of them?

HOW sophisticated are these turds? Constantly writing custom virus's or is it just off the shelf shit that the pussy boy douchebags use?

0 31 Jul 2019 00:43 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Oracle Java sucks.

Hmm. DoD. Perhaps I should look into that. So you're a small shop? How many users of your DB's? Size?

I had about 20 dbs (under MY wing) in a 4 person department. Size of 1-2TB per. I handled pharmacy and various outpatient stuff as well as employee/personnel related DBS. I replaced 2 people devoured by our heinous witch boss, until I too couldn't stand it anymore.

0 09 Mar 2019 23:13 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Oracle Java sucks.

What about the rest of your staff?

I'm a contractor (did 13 years at hospital). I'm primarily a developer but go roped in Oracle DBA (under a HEINOUS witch who later left in disgrace) the last 3 years of that. I have 3 patents (parallel programming), went to grad school on full scholarship. Now everywhere I go the place is CRAMMED with East Indian Immigrants. Oracle (California headquarters) included.

0 09 Mar 2019 22:57 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Oracle Java sucks.

BTW do you use audit trails at all where you are? Also how many East Indian immigrants do you employ v white citizens?

0 09 Mar 2019 22:35 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Oracle Java sucks.

PLUS it's become HELLA expensive. Not to mention Sar bannes oxelly (sp?) and HIPPA pretty much REQUIRE you to have Oracle features now.

0 09 Mar 2019 22:33 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Oracle Java sucks.

Exactly. Stuff like that is NEVER adequately explained. Were you paying for Oracle support? Have access to the support website and stuff? Ever try patching? Or are you casual about that? I had to do TONS of research to find and apply the PROPER patch(es) ONLY. Due to risks (boss).

0 09 Mar 2019 22:28 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Oracle Java sucks.

What version and what features? Failover? ASM?

0 09 Mar 2019 21:59 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Oracle Java sucks.

Oracle THANKS to East Indian infiltration has become a diabolical nightmare of NON elegant confusion. East Indian philosophy NO DOUBT. Just take the RMAN utility! Or any of the other major development features over the past decade. Non elegant, non obvious, overly complex and confusing options NEVER adequately explained. Hell just patching the damn database is a nightmare, as some patches might screw you up if your didn't need them.

0 09 Mar 2019 21:17 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Just quit a contract gig and gave the dude a week of work for free to wash my hands of the project

What OS environment, languages, dbs, other products are used?

0 05 Oct 2018 18:15 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Pros and Cons of Using Apple's Metal Graphics Rendering API - Note how little it actualy helps in test, not 6x like post other day. Only Obj-C or Switft, no C++.

THANK YOU! Everyone thinks C++ is an expansion, and not a stupid man's version of C.

0 28 Jul 2018 20:09 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Pros and Cons of Using Apple's Metal Graphics Rendering API - Note how little it actualy helps in test, not 6x like post other day. Only Obj-C or Switft, no C++.

WHY no C++? Are you THAT stupid?

0 25 Jul 2018 01:49 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Is there a pattern when coding for .NET C# as to where to look for feedback logs when running a program?

Shouldn't you be able to work this minor issue out for yourself, given you're a TRAINED programmer? It seems fairly obvious to me, Also won't the guy tell you? I HATE people like that at work, but I also don't like to help others whom I'm COMPETING with for JOB ADVANCEMENT. I never ask anyone for anything.

0 01 Jun 2018 08:03 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Forcing women into programming is a fucking mistake

Women I worked with were CONSTANTLY asking for help, like I'm there to help them, instead of just doing my job, or that I'm not wise to that cutesy bullshit personality they use when they want something, like that somehow makes up for them TAKING MY TIME from me! AND they SHIT on you if they don't get what they want. Ask me, they should be ejected from the workplace altogether. I am so sick of women in general, it's not even funny. They are just like niggers only different since the don't look like monkeys.

0 01 Jun 2018 08:00 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
Comment on: Managing software complexity through intent-based programming

More SHIT from the retards who should shut the fuck up in computer science.

0 23 Nov 2017 20:24 u/thebearfromstartrack in v/programming
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