I'm kinda with George here. I went to a Circle K today that had a self
checkout. It took 3x as long to checkout. I let the attendant there know
that I did not enjoy the experience and won't return.
But, I will use Amazon and delivery services.
So I think the labor market will move away from
You won't be replaced by a machine. You will be replaced by someone
willing to do your job for $20-25 per hour.
I've seen postings in a large company that stated they were paying Tata
Consultancy $66K for H1B DBA's. Tata takes 33%, which means the H1B
Visa worker gets $44K, or $22/hr.
It looks like SQLite was meant to be a modest application's dedicated SQL
enabled data store. It was never meant to be concurrent, multiuser or
intensely transactional. A database professional would say that's a
stupidly lazy programmer trick.
On a similar note I've been reading software
I made a mistake in an application by using SQLite3. I read about
SQLite's advantages over MySQL in that it has no network stack, so it's
faster. My testing showed that was kinda true - it was faster mostly,
until multiple tasks started accessing the database concurrently. I
applied some
I'll pass on this for the same reason I don't go to Sonic and I won't
use self-checkout at Albertson's/Walmart/Home Depot.
Regards,
George Toft
On 12/28/2022 7:22 AM, Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Thought you might find this interesting.
The article said the router had an internal hard drive. I wonder if it
was logging and therefore that info was found in the logs.
Scary!!
On 2022-12-28 20:48, greg zegan wrote:
Is this even possible?
