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Both DBs solve the same problem: >How to most effectively store and provide access to data, in an ACID-compliant way? ACID compliance might be implemented in various ways and SQL databases can vary quite substantially how they choose to go about it. MySQL in particular, with the default InnoDB engine, takes a completely different approach to Postgres. Both implementations have their own tradeoffs, set of advantages and disadvantages. In theory, the *MySQL (InnoDB)* approach should have an edge for: * partial updates of tables with more indexes - not all indexes but only of changed columns have to be modified * querying tables by the Primary Key - index is the table so it should ...

Hey Backenders, Both DBs solve the same problem: >How to most effectively store and provide access to data, in an ACID-compliant way? ACID compliance might be implemented in various ways and SQL databases can vary quite substantially how they choose to go about it. MySQL in particular, with the default InnoDB engine, takes a completely different approach to Postgres. Both implementations have their own tradeoffs, set of advantages and disadvantages. In theory, the *MySQL (InnoDB)* approach should have an edge for: * partial updates of tables with more indexes - not all indexes but only of changed columns have to be modified * querying tables by the Primary Key - index is the ta...

You know that feeling, right? You open your inbox, see "FLASH SALE! 50% OFF!" and then realize it's the same price it was last month, or maybe 10% off an inflated "original" price. It drives me nuts. I’m tired of sifting through endless marketing noise just to find out if a deal is actually... well, a deal. For a while now, I've been digging deeper than the big red sale tags, trying to figure out when a "deal" is actually a good price. And honestly? It's often not. But when you find a genuine markdown on something you actually need, it feels pretty good. Here are a few recent finds where a little digging paid off: * **6-Quart Digital Air Fry...

LTJG Cora Vlahos saw the punch coming and was able to tighten up to take the hit. She gasped slightly, but otherwise stood firm. “Oh, so you think you can take a hit, junior?” Lieutenant Greg Hondros said, winding up to hand out another. Cora said nothing, staring straight ahead as Greg struck her again, aiming for the solar plexus, but hitting high, striking her in the ribs. Again, she gasped, and again she stood firm. “You think you can push *me* under the bus about the greenhouse? Greg screamed, his face red with anger and frustration. “I’ll have you know my father is Baron of Fraiserville! He-” “-Is not here right now, Lieutenant.” Commander Helen Raaden said, enter...

Hi, I'm getting dizzy and nauseous from the bright lights in modern cars, bicycles, and stores. It once felt like I was drunk. Most of the times it is just the nausea, without the dizziness. This nausea can stay for hours, just from one single bright light. I've already seen an ophthalmologist and an orthoptist, and they told me I have dry eyes and that my eyes aren't working together. So prism glasses aren't working for me. I'm using eye drops and an eye mask daily, and the symptoms are less severe, but they're still bothering me. And they're worse when it's dark. The doctors don't know what's wrong with me. Can you give me some...

Im so happy to be gone. No more pharmacy ic3s no more clopens for truck, no more photo, best of it all no more hearing my store manager say how easily replaceable I am(note she got mad I left saying they couldn't hire anyone since they only have 2 SFLs now). But I feel so less stressed being gone now being a SFL ***** especially with a tech license. Never been so happy to leave good luck to you all who are being mistreated at the job or on truck days see your esm and store manager sit in the office for the whole 8 hours they are there. salutations and thank you all for being more helpful with how to do things in the store over every manager there

Wanted see-through bangs. Had a reference. Booked a bougie salon thinking they’d nail it. For context: I live in a place where people absolutely judge you by how you dress. The more you look “expensive,” the nicer they treat you. I spent most of my twenties in another country where nobody cared, and I honestly prefer that approach, so I don’t bother dressing up for a quick salon visit. Anyway, I sit down and the hairdresser immediately goes into passive-aggressive mode. “You do know you’re supposed to use a special gel to brush your hair when it gets tangled, right?” “Oh, you use Olaplex? It’s quite expensive… are you sure you bought the real one? Where did you buy it...

For years, weight loss science focused on stimulation rather than function. Most fat burners push the nervous system harder with caffeine and thermogenic agents. Over time, this approach fails, especially for adults over 35 who report stalled fat loss, low energy, and poor tolerance. The renewed interest is not about stronger stimulants. It is about a citrus-derived metabolic mechanism that appears to restore how the body responds to fat burning. This shift explains the sharp rise in Citrus Burn reviews across late 2025 and 2026. Citrus Burn approaches weight management as a metabolic responsiveness issue, not a discipline problem. Instead of forcing calorie burn, it focuses on supporting...

For years, weight loss science focused on stimulation rather than function. Most fat burners push the nervous system harder with caffeine and thermogenic agents. Over time, this approach fails, especially for adults over 35 who report stalled fat loss, low energy, and poor tolerance. The renewed interest is not about stronger stimulants. It is about a citrus-derived metabolic mechanism that appears to restore how the body responds to fat burning. This shift explains the sharp rise in Citrus Burn reviews across late 2025 and 2026. Citrus Burn approaches weight management as a metabolic responsiveness issue, not a discipline problem. Instead of forcing calorie burn, it focuses on supporting...

For years, weight loss science focused on stimulation rather than function. Most fat burners push the nervous system harder with caffeine and thermogenic agents. Over time, this approach fails, especially for adults over 35 who report stalled fat loss, low energy, and poor tolerance. The renewed interest is not about stronger stimulants. It is about a citrus-derived metabolic mechanism that appears to restore how the body responds to fat burning. This shift explains the sharp rise in Citrus Burn reviews across late 2025 and 2026. Citrus Burn approaches weight management as a metabolic responsiveness issue, not a discipline problem. Instead of forcing calorie burn, it focuses on supporting...

**Quick Summary** Okay so Citrus Burn is a decent thermogenic fat burner combining synephrine, berberine, capsaicin, and quality green tea to deliver multi-mechanism weight loss support through increased calorie burning (50-150 extra calories daily). Decent appetite and craving control, sustained clean energy, and blood sugar stabilization—though for real weight loss, you’d require at least  8-12 weeks of consistent use alongside proper diet and exercise for realistic results of around 14-22 pounds. Initial digestive adjustment and cardiovascular monitoring is necessary as this is stimulant based. Overall, I like the formulation of research-backed ingredients that target thermogenes...

Picked up my brand new Datejust 41 yesterday. Two tone yellow rolesor fluted bezel jubilee bracelet champagne dial. 126333-0010. Here's my journey. Last year I had a lot of success trading gold stocks. That coupled with a milestone birthday I decided it was finally time to get myself a Rolex. At first I thought I wanted a black Submariner Date. It seemed like the perfect daily watch. As the naive first timer that I was I decided to go to my nearest AD in October 2025 to try my luck getting one. The interaction was good, not great, but not terrible. It ended with me adding a black sub date to my wishlist. The sales associate didn't make any promises but said maybe sometime in 2026...

# Dear devoted pet parents, My 18 month old small mix breed was perfectly perfect in every way until she was fed a grain free diet along with homemade food. I got her at 3 months of age. I made the choice to feed her these out of love and naviety. I honestly bought the marketing that grain free was a less inflammatory, less allergenic, and overall a more natural option. I saw this food as an option, nothing fringe or risky. I looked at the grain free dog food bag and saw steak, potatoes, peas, blueberries, and thought “geez this is something I would eat,“ so of course I want to give it to my dog, she is family. I was also feeding her homemade steak, eggs and split peas. All out of love...

Ramadan mubarak! Im white and not religious, but i bought an abaya recently because its very comfortable and while i don't veil, i dress modestly because i prefer it. Is it appropriate for me to wear it outside? (I bought it in an actual abaya store) thank you!

I built a small app out of a problem I kept running into myself. I’m constantly discovering things I want to try while traveling, talking to friends, or just going about my day, and those ideas either stay in my head for a bit and disappear or get buried in Apple Notes and never revisited. After this kept happening with small things and even whole trips, I decided to build a very simple, low pressure place just for collecting those thoughts. No tasks, no deadlines, just somewhere ideas can live. Over the last couple of weeks, **based on early user feedback**, the app has evolved more toward a journal like flow. There is now a history view where ideas live over time, and you can add a bi...

I built a small app out of a problem I kept running into myself. I’m constantly discovering things I want to try while traveling, talking to friends, or just going about my day, and those ideas either stay in my head for a bit and disappear or get buried in Apple Notes and never revisited. After this kept happening with small things and even whole trips, I decided to build a very simple, low pressure place just for collecting those thoughts. No tasks, no deadlines, just somewhere ideas can live. Over the last couple of weeks, **based on early user feedback**, the app has evolved more toward a journal like flow. There is now a history view where ideas live over time, and you can add a bi...

I built a small app out of a problem I kept running into myself. I’m constantly discovering things I want to try while traveling, talking to friends, or just going about my day, and those ideas either stay in my head for a bit and disappear or get buried in Apple Notes and never revisited. After this kept happening with small things and even whole trips, I decided to build a very simple, low pressure place just for collecting those thoughts. No tasks, no deadlines, just somewhere ideas can live. Over the last couple of weeks, **based on early user feedback**, the app has evolved more toward a journal like flow. There is now a history view where ideas live over time, and you can add a bi...

I get constructive criticism but I know this site loves deconstructive criticism. Every time I question their reasoning behind their words their responses are always: you don’t take constructive criticism well, get off of Reddit, why are you this angry all the time?, op is sensitive, stop getting butt hurt, ect. Then next thing I know they triggered the mental health check and I’m getting a message from the Reddit administrator about my mental health and to seek therapy. This happens every time a post of mine ***** up, and I especially spiral when it isn’t one but 20 accounts just straight up dming me or leaving comments that are just debasing insults dressed as constructive criticis...

Hello everyone in the r/mechanicalpencils community! I'm going to give you my little review of the Trio-pen Hi-lite. First of all, I'm a Rotring fanboy. I started 10 years ago with the Isograph and I love that pen. Then I discovered the 600 seris with the mechanical pencils in 0.5mm in 2023, which are still my favorite today. For a few months now, I've been wanting a nice pen to take notes with in class and in my everyday life. I read u/Dash_Lambda review of the Rotring 600 3-in-1, and I was almost ready to buy it, but it didn't have an eraser. It's silly, but for me it's very useful when you don't have a precise one, and it's practical for my writi...