As soon as a presidential candidate commits to eliminating DST, I'm a single issue voter. They can burn down the rest of the republic just free me from the tyranny of the clocks.
We haven't needed programmers since the advent of automated programming in the 1970s. Once you have a high level language like COBOL and a compiler to automatically turn it into actual code, business professionals can create their own applications without having to rely on specialized programmers.
The HugOps Song was written for such a time as this.
Hugs to CrowdStrike, but even more so to the IT teams around the world dealing with the fallout of this outage.
In the 1970s, Italian singer Adriano Celentano created a hit song that defied convention. "Prisencolinensinainciusol," released in 1972, featured gibberish lyrics meant to sound like English. The song was a playful satire of the global fascination with American culture and the English language. Despite its nonsensical lyrics, the song's catchy melody and Celentano's charismatic performance made it a hit not only in Italy but also internationally.
Today we're beyond excited to announce pgroll, an open source tool that offers safe and undoable schema migrations for @PostgreSQL.
By serving multiple schema versions simultaneously, client apps continue working while the schema is being updated ✨
https://t.co/0BeqP59ONQ