Why you do not use GRANT ALL ON .?
Why you do not use GRANT ALL ON *.*? I was with a client today, and after rebooting a MySQL 5.0.22 instance cleanly with /etc/init.d/mysqld service, I observed the following error, because you always check the log file after starting MySQL.
Read moreTo www or not www
Domain names historically have been www.example.com , written also with the protocol prefix http://www.example.com , but in reality www. is optional, only example.com is actually needed. www. is technically a sub-domain and sub-domains incur a small penalty in search engine optimization.
Read morePatience and Passion at Web 2.0 NY
Gary Vaynerchuk spoke next at Web 2.0 NY on Building Personal Brand Within the Social Media Landscape . He was hilarious. His video presentation is available online , to share with others.
Read moreIntegrity, clarity and responsibility – Web 2.0 NY Keynote
Next on the Web 2.0 keynote speaker list was Maria Thomas of www.etsy.com with her talk The DIY Guide to Growing a Company . If never heard of Etsy before – Your place to buy & sell all things handmade, interesting site.
Read moreWhat if software was a physical object – NY Web 2.0 Third Keynote
Some points of reference from the next Web 2.0 keynote by Jason Fried of 37 Signals Software business is a great place to be. You can build anything you want. All you really have to it type, it’s not easy to do, it’s just not that hard to do.
Read moreTechnology changes, humans don’t. – Web 2.0 NY Second keynote
I needed a rest from my opening keynote review NY Tech 1995-2008. Opening Web 2.0 Expo NY Keynote but a few siginificant points from The Death of the Grand Gesture by Deb Schultz.
Read moreNY Tech 1995-2008. Opening Web 2.0 Expo NY Keynote
Web 2.0 Expo NY keynotes are happening today. Technology in use included CrowdVine which I’d not heard of, and plenty of Twitter feeds such as w2e_NY08 . The opening keynote was Fred Wilson from Union Square Ventures with his presentation New York’s Web Industry From 1995 to 2008: From Nascent to Ascendent .
Read moreWeb 2.0 in NY
I will be attending next week’s Web 2.0 Expo 2008 in New York. Garys Guide has a schedule of the key events and off site associated event parties. It will be a bit of a change from the typical MySQL Conferences and recent OSCON Conference I have attended this year.
Read moreA neat trick for a row number in a MySQL recordset
While working for a client, I had need to produce canned results of certain different criteria, recording the result in a table for later usage, and keep the position within each result.
Read moreSecuring your OS for MySQL with JeOS
Do you have a full time System Administrator? Do you have only a part-time SA, or none at all? Packet General’s Data Security and PCI Compliance solutions run on a dedicated appliance, based on a “Just Enough Operating System” (JeOS) to minimize exposure.
Read moreDomain name trends
It started with del.icio.us/ (which now ironically redirects to http://delicious.com ), and now it’s becoming more the trend to create a domain name with the extension included for effect. With unique .
Read moreHow to secure MySQL data and achieve PCI compliance
This week I will be the moderator for a MySQL Webinar How to secure MySQL data and achieve PCI compliance being held Thursday, September 11, 2008, 10:00 am PST, 1:00 pm EST, 18:00 GMT.
Read moreWhat is Google’s direction?
Tonight over discussion was Android and what is Google’s ultimate direction. Have they lost their way, or are they just planning to explode with so many new things that will revolutionize what and how we do things.
Read moreNaming standards? Singular or Plural
It’s important that for any software application good standards exist. Standards ensure a number of key considerations. Standards are necessary to enforce and provide reproducible software and to provide a level of quality in a team environment, ease of readability and consistency.
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