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[2016-1-09. : 1:11 am]
Lanthanide -- after all, you could keep exactly the same data format of xml and store it as bits and bytes, rather than readable text
[2016-1-09. : 1:11 am]
Lanthanide -- NudeRaider
NudeRaider shouted: jjf28 it's nice for programs to read or write. But not to be altered or understood by humans :(
er, XML is expressly designed to be read and understood by humans AND computers
[2016-1-09. : 1:03 am]
jjf28 -- someone bring back physical phone keyboards plox
[2016-1-09. : 1:00 am]
jjf28 -- it's not hard :P
[2016-1-09. : 12:59 am]
jjf28 -- well yea, you don't write straight xml, if you just need to check something i
[2016-1-09. : 12:55 am]
Vrael -- "not hard to debug unless you wrote it poorly" laughing out loud am I right
[2016-1-09. : 12:36 am]
jjf28 -- proper tools: http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Graphical_User_Interface
[2016-1-09. : 12:20 am]
jjf28 -- NudeRaider
NudeRaider shouted: legit? http://i.imgur.com/1r6urbc.jpg
totes :P
[2016-1-09. : 12:15 am]
jjf28 -- taking care when writing applies to all stored data
[2016-1-09. : 12:14 am]
jjf28 -- it's not hard to read/raw debug unless you wrote it poorly or you're trying to read something huge without proper tools
[2016-1-09. : 12:12 am]
NudeRaider -- well, isn't she cute ... http://i.imgur.com/QJ8RIlm.webm
[2016-1-09. : 12:07 am]
NudeRaider -- though if you know the tag and what values are accepted... it can make specific changes easy
[2016-1-09. : 12:07 am]
NudeRaider -- jjf28
jjf28 shouted: Mini Moose 2707 strictly formatted text with nesting is nice, get over it :P
it's nice for programs to read or write. But not to be altered or understood by humans :(
[2016-1-09. : 12:06 am]
NudeRaider -- legit? http://i.imgur.com/1r6urbc.jpg
[2016-1-08. : 11:50 pm]
jjf28 -- also baseX performance > oracleSQL
[2016-1-08. : 11:47 pm]
jjf28 -- Mini Moose 2707
Mini Moose 2707 shouted: XML!!!!! :ranting:
strictly formatted text with nesting is nice, get over it :P
[2016-1-08. : 11:20 pm]
NudeRaider -- Vrael
Vrael shouted: usually by the time I start using a trend it becomes unpopular and dies, so here goes, shaking my head
thanks, I was waiting for you to end the fad. :P Btw. the same for me :D
[2016-1-08. : 11:20 pm]
NudeRaider -- Corbo
Corbo shouted: imuo
that sounds indian
[2016-1-08. : 11:14 pm]
Vrael -- usually by the time I start using a trend it becomes unpopular and dies, so here goes, shaking my head
[2016-1-08. : 10:34 pm]
jjf28 -- used JSON when I was GWT'ing
[2016-1-08. : 10:31 pm]
Corbo -- imuo
[2016-1-08. : 10:31 pm]
jjf28 -- Mini Moose 2707
Mini Moose 2707 shouted: What do you use, jjf?
SQL, but usually through something that auto generates it; otherwise base x if it's a 'pure' website
[2016-1-08. : 10:30 pm]
Corbo -- when will you ever say "In my unhumble opinion"?
[2016-1-08. : 10:30 pm]
Corbo -- your opinions are always humble, moose. Why's that?
[2016-1-08. : 10:29 pm]
Moose -- In my humble opinion.
[2016-1-08. : 10:29 pm]
Moose -- Or fancy enough for certain requirements, I should say.
[2016-1-08. : 10:28 pm]
Roy -- Now I just Json serialize everything.
[2016-1-08. : 10:28 pm]
Moose -- To be fair, CSV is a legit format. Not fancy enough for some people, though.
[2016-1-08. : 10:28 pm]
Roy -- I used to do that before I learned about serialization.
[2016-1-08. : 10:27 pm]
Corbo -- and it was like a giant text file that indicated stuff as QUOTEdkjfhskjdfhkjsdfh;AUTHORdjjss;
[2016-1-08. : 10:27 pm]
Corbo -- that would be fun. I remember the first Quotes DB worked like that. Doodle made it.
[2016-1-08. : 10:26 pm]
Corbo -- or a txt file which he has to parse
[2016-1-08. : 10:25 pm]
Moose -- XML!!!!! :ranting:
[2016-1-08. : 10:25 pm]
Corbo -- or Access
[2016-1-08. : 10:25 pm]
Roy -- Probably just a giant XML file.
[2016-1-08. : 10:24 pm]
Moose -- What do you use, jjf?
[2016-1-08. : 10:23 pm]
Roy -- SQL is better than the alternatives.
[2016-1-08. : 10:23 pm]
jjf28 -- eww sql tho
[2016-1-08. : 10:19 pm]
Roy -- There's not a whole lot to learn for the basic CRUD stuff.
[2016-1-08. : 10:17 pm]
Moose -- I found http://sqlzoo.net/wiki/SQL_Tutorial to be a decent tutorial. Not sure if still is, been awhile.
[2016-1-08. : 10:17 pm]
Roy -- Learn one of the big three: Oracle, MySQL, or SQL Server. https://pypl.github.io/DB.html
[2016-1-08. : 10:15 pm]
Dem0n -- I should learn database shit.
[2016-1-08. : 10:11 pm]
Roy -- But given MariaDB is just a drop-in MySQL fork, I basically know it already, so learning Postgres would probably be more rewarding regardless.
[2016-1-08. : 10:10 pm]
Roy -- Yeah, the only real drawback is a lot of performance cases.
[2016-1-08. : 10:09 pm]
Corbo -- looking at one of the sites in that search seems like postgresql really kicks ass, though.
[2016-1-08. : 10:09 pm]
Moose -- Though to be fair, you got it from Google, which is what I should have done anyway, rolling on the floor laughing! :lol:
[2016-1-08. : 10:09 pm]
Moose -- At least you gave a direct answer, laughing my ass off! :lol:
[2016-1-08. : 10:08 pm]
Corbo -- Then again, i just copy pasted that answer from the first site that showed up in my google search xD
[2016-1-08. : 10:07 pm]
Moose -- https://www.google.com/#q=postgresql+vs+mariadb In many people's opinions
[2016-1-08. : 10:07 pm]
Corbo -- It's a better-designed, more standards-compliant, more consistent, more programmer-friendly database.
[2016-1-08. : 10:07 pm]
Roy -- Thanks!
[2016-1-08. : 10:07 pm]
Corbo -- Postgres
[2016-1-08. : 10:06 pm]
Roy -- Postgres or MariaDB, Corbo?
[2016-1-08. : 10:06 pm]
Roy -- We are talking about unproductive stuff.
[2016-1-08. : 10:06 pm]
Moose -- No f u let's shut up
[2016-1-08. : 10:06 pm]
Corbo -- dem0n
[2016-1-08. : 10:05 pm]
Corbo -- like
[2016-1-08. : 10:05 pm]
Corbo -- let's start talking about unproductive stuff
[2016-1-08. : 10:05 pm]
Moose -- Ok, bye
[2016-1-08. : 10:05 pm]
Corbo -- corbo's here now
[2016-1-08. : 10:05 pm]
Corbo -- all of you shut up
[2016-1-08. : 10:04 pm]
Moose -- Indeed. It's okay to have different requirements.
[2016-1-08. : 10:03 pm]
Roy -- The way I see that situation is being in a hole and opting for an inferior tool, not by choice but by limitation. If you're in that situation often, it's a legitimate concern, but it isn't one of mine.
[2016-1-08. : 10:01 pm]
jjf28 -- ask your doctor if Viagra is right for you
[2016-1-08. : 10:00 pm]
Moose -- It would also have a use of say, can I use this via SSH when I can't get X11 or other video forwarding.
[2016-1-08. : 9:58 pm]
Moose -- Not really. I can just pop in a rescue if I need a precious GUI to fix things anyway.
[2016-1-08. : 9:56 pm]
Roy -- #JustLinuxProblems
[2016-1-08. : 9:56 pm]
Moose -- I'll take that as no, then. It's okay to have different requirements.

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