I got a phone call the other day from someone asking about MaxDB
MailDB. He said that he got my phone number from something he
read online. I publish my phone number with a lot of my writings,
as well as the url to *this page you're reading now*
So some people call me on it sometimes. I might have to put up an
asterisk filter some time if I get too many calls.
He called me to tell me that MailDB is the new Jesus Christ and
that I should *sell sell sell*!!!! (!!!)
He didn't put it quite that way, but that's the gist of the
conversation.
Those of you who are interested in buying, please accept a
license to the following code under the GNU GPL:
http://colliertech.org/svn/maildb/
I spoke with my manager about working on this code for MySQL
during work hours. That means that any work I do on it belongs …
I pushed live the new Wikipedia article on
MaxDB.
The majority of the credit for this article goes to ulfw_rss, from the MaxDB group at MySQL
Hey all,
Cross posting some work-related stuff here, since I haven't quite
decided whether I like movable type or not...
http://www.sap.info/goto/en/go/29707/
And while I'm at it...
What does the community want to see out of MaxDB in 2006? What
are the main areas we should focus on this year? What would make
your experience of using MaxDB better? Easier? More
enjoyable?
I don't know how well trackbacks work, so you may feel free to
email your suggestions to maxdb@mysql.com if they seem to be
broken :)
Hey all,
I hear that the collective "you" are annoyed by all of the
technical bits on this blog. So I've decided to move non-personal
blog entries to my movable type server at mt.colliertech.org.
Specifically, work blog posts will be made to
http://colliertech.org/~cjcollier/mysql/
If this works well and I start making lots of posts, I will have
the planet mysql aggregator point to the new atom feed:
http://mt.colliertech.org/mysql/atom.xml
good fun, that. For those of you who don't read this blog to get
new and juicy bits of information about MaxDB and MySQL, rest
assured that posts to this blog will now be easier to consume :)
Hey all,
I hear that the collective "you" are annoyed by all of the
technical bits on this blog. So I've decided to move non-personal
blog entries to my movable type server at mt.colliertech.org.
Specifically, work blog posts will be made to
http://colliertech.org/~cjcollier/mysql/
If this works well and I start making lots of posts, I will have
the planet mysql aggregator point to the new atom feed:
http://mt.colliertech.org/mysql/atom.xml
good fun, that. For those of you who don't read this blog to get
new and juicy bits of information about MaxDB and MySQL, rest
assured that posts to this blog will now be easier to consume :)
My sound card wasn't working, so I installed ubuntu. now it
works. I wiped my old testing version of maxdb and am now using
the debian version.
I am going to see about making a synch manager debian package if
one does not already exist.
My sound card wasn't working, so I installed ubuntu. now it
works. I wiped my old testing version of maxdb and am now using
the debian version.
I am going to see about making a synch manager debian package if
one does not already exist.
What do y'all think of the idea of a 3d printer? Aaron uses one
at work. They call them "C&C machines." I don't recall what
C&C stands for, but it basically takes a 3d model from a
computer and cuts it into a piece of metal. I've been thinking
about building such a beast.
Since there are a lot of data related to such a task, I figured I
could get mysql and maxdb involved. Feedback?