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@randahl@mastodon.social ignoring all the other issues, it’s just a dumb naming scheme that won’t scale. What’s he going to call the next one? Lake America 2, Electric Boogaloo?
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Sam Bryan
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The Ozric Tentacles are back with their 17th ever album, Harmonic Mind. Oh and it's a good one.
https://kscopemusic.bandcamp.com/album/harmonic-mind
#OzricTentacles #Music #Psychedelic #SpaceRock #Instrumental
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@traecer@techhub.social @varelse@mastodon.com.pl @Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt this is going to be, what, Larry the cat’s 7th PM?
Gutted to hear Tim Curry has gone too now. #TimCurry
Woke up with Cranekiss by Tamaryn in my head this morning. Great bit of dreampop.
https://tapelink.io/share/qqM2vvpw
#amsonginmyhead #music #dreampop #shoegaze #musicyoushouldhear
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@waltertross @Gargron @Vivaldi multi-account containers are amazing, and are definitely the thing keeping me on Firefox for now. I’m looking forwards to the day other browsers implement something similar.
In A Space Outta Dub: A 20th anniversary dub rework of Nightmares On Wax In A Space Outta Sound.
https://nightmaresonwax.bandcamp.com/album/in-a-space-outta-dub
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@danielkennedy74 and for product names in general. Like AWS with their Snowball Edge, I mean how do they not know about Urban Dictionary?
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@rachelcoldicutt I’ve always wanted to check out https://www.museumspeelklok.nl/en/ - never been, but I hear good things
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@clareburgess@hachyderm.io @katemorley@hachyderm.io thanks, I think that’ll make an excellent present!
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@katemorley@hachyderm.io @clareburgess@hachyderm.io Sounds like a very civilised morning! What’s the book called? I think I know someone who would love that.
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@katemorley@hachyderm.io Probably that all the performance knobs are different with InnoDB, so any performance tuning that may have been done over the years for MyISAM won't apply to the migrated databases (it's all about the innodb buffer pools now).
Might be worth staging and testing with some representative workloads if a performance regression will be an issue.