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Four short links: 26 October 2010
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posted by Nat Torkington of team blog O'Reilly Radar on Tue 26 Oct 2010 10:00 UTC
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(edit) mobile, cloud computing, ops, future, ui, NoSQL, gov2.0, internet operating system, foursquare, internet of things, wordnik

  • 12 Months with MongoDB (Worknik) -- every type of retrieval got faster than their old MySQL store, and there are some other benefits too. They note that the admin tools aren't really there for MongoDB, so "there is a blurry hand-off between IT Ops and Engineering." (via Hacker News)
  • Dawn of a New Day -- Ray Ozzie's farewell note to Microsoft. Clear definition of the challenges to come: At first blush, this world of continuous services and connected devices doesn’t seem very different than today. But those who build, deploy and manage today’s websites understand viscerally that fielding a truly continuous service is incredibly difficult and is only achieved by

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    ?Me too? comments in bug systems
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    posted by Colin Charles on Tue 22 Jul 2008 23:58 UTC
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    (edit) mysql, spam, bugs, usability, bug tracking, ui, voting, worklog

    I don’t know about “me too” types of bug replies, but before everyone goes to the bug database and starts saying “me too”, “this affects me”, “please fix this ASAP”, “I won’t use MySQL 5.1 till this is fixed”, I wonder if this will cause more harm (i.e. more bug spam for the developer, and all those subscribed to it) than good.

    It seems like the public Worklog interface gets this right - via voting. Having a count of those that have the same problems, even displayed via “stars”, is

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