January 17, 200818 yr This might be a day old, but I just caught on to it...Arstechnica articleSay goodbye to the quick and open-source MySQL....
January 17, 200818 yr ya i saw that yesterday. i hope that Sun doesny screw things up or else i will be really p***ed.
January 18, 200818 yr been posted on the frontpage before http://www.msfn.org/comments.php?shownews=21755
January 18, 200818 yr My bad Martin. I guess I didn't see that one before.lmao, its not bad, loads of people only visit the forums and never visit the frontpage, and the purpose that i posted the reply was because i wanna let you see that your post is indeed 1 day "old" but whats the defenition of old huh?
January 27, 200818 yr Nah a lot of people in the open source community are very happy that Sun bought MySQL. Java is an excellent product, so is netbeans 6.0 as an IDE and so is Glassfish as an app server. Now that they have the database, it is a complete and open source stack. Makes total sense for a lot of projects. Good thing is all the products are so lightweight!
January 28, 200818 yr Author Java is anything but lightweight. There's a good reason why Azureus uses the 80MB+ of RAM that it does when downloading a single file... Java has horrible internal memory management. It might be simple to code in, but in terms of overall performance there are plenty of better options.
January 28, 200818 yr Java is anything but lightweight. There's a good reason why Azureus uses the 80MB+ of RAM that it does when downloading a single file... Java has horrible internal memory management. It might be simple to code in, but in terms of overall performance there are plenty of better options.so true and who uses azuereus anymore?you guys dont remember this great thread?http://www.msfn.org/board/Torrent-12-was-1...amp;hl=utorrent
January 28, 200818 yr Java has horrible internal memory management.Wait, java has memory management? is that an optional component? how do you enable it?/sarcasmonly memory management ive seen out of java is where it crashes, clearing its memory then you get to restart it fresh.but this could turn out to be good news for me since the main server I use mysql on these days runs on solaris.
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