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8 votes
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Keeping CALM: When Distributed Consistency Is Easy
4 votes -
New ‘Meow’ attack has deleted almost 4000 unsecured databases
14 votes -
Searchable database of the 661,218 companies who received over $150,000 in forgivable SBA PPP loans
7 votes -
Jepsen: PostgreSQL 12.3
5 votes -
How and why GraphQL will influence the SourceHut alpha
5 votes -
Redis 6.0.0 stable has been released
3 votes -
COVID-19 link database
6 votes -
The PDF version of SQL Performance Explained by Markus Winand is free until Monday with code "CyberMon19"
12 votes -
SQLite 3.30.0 Released
7 votes -
PostgreSQL 12 released
5 votes -
SQL queries don't start with SELECT
7 votes -
YouTube's Database "Procella"
5 votes -
Don't Do This - PostgreSQL Wiki
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Police are turning to commercial genealogy databases to track down murderer – hoping to solve the double murders of a boy and fifty-six year old woman
10 votes -
Announcing PartiQL: an SQL-compatible, open source query language intended to work with many different types of data stores
5 votes -
Why We’re Relicensing CockroachDB
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What are the main considerations/downsides to make before adding an index to a column
I was asked this question in an interview and I said the downsides would be extra disk space used to store it and more disk writes from the database to maintain the index on updates. I asked a...
I was asked this question in an interview and I said the downsides would be extra disk space used to store it and more disk writes from the database to maintain the index on updates. I asked a friend and he said the downsides are space used in memory to store the index as well as the fact that an index could take days to build on a large dataset.
What does everyone here think about this question?
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This genealogy database helped solve dozens of crimes. But its new privacy rules will restrict access by cops.
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Exposed Chinese database shows depth of surveillance state
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Red Hat Satellite to standardize on PostgreSQL backend (removing mongo)
9 votes -
Encrypted databases: The issues with searchable encryption and the ever-expanding leakage function
6 votes -
Bye bye Mongo, Hello Postgres
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Unsecured database of millions of SMS text messages exposed password resets and two-factor codes
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Why Computers Can't Count Sometimes | Tom Scott (The Basics Season 2 Episode 2)
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How Do I Make A Database?
Hello everyone! I've recently got an idea for a Database as a Service I'd like to create. The only issue is - I don't know how to create or host a database! I've only ever used Mongoose/mLab with...
Hello everyone!
I've recently got an idea for a Database as a Service I'd like to create. The only issue is - I don't know how to create or host a database!
I've only ever used Mongoose/mLab with Javascript, and a minimal amount of Postgres with Python.
If I'm looking to create a database that will, eventually, be able to store images, songs, and videos, where should I start my homework?
I can create the backend and the frontend with no issue - just stuck on this part here. If it's of any relevance, I most frequently use the MERN stack.
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How an unlikely family history website transformed cold case investigations
6 votes -
PostgreSQL 11 Released
7 votes -
How to Manage Connections Efficiently in Postgres, or Any Database
8 votes -
Most White Americans’ DNA can be identified through genealogy databases
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State data to be used to limit child gamers in China
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Tens of thousands of Australians who have given DNA samples to sites such as Ancestry.com could have their genetic data examined by police without their knowledge
12 votes -
Blizzard Dev Watercooler - World of Warcraft Classic
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HART: Homeland Security’s massive new database will include face recognition, DNA, and peoples’ “non-obvious relationships”
23 votes