Not that I know of!
Apple 13" Macbook Pro 2020 (m1)
I don't see the logic in it..., perpetually forking over your money only for the privilege of using the software..., it's like paying car insurance and never filing a claim!
I’ve always thought that. But if you seen the photos of what the termites did to my home 2 years ago. They caused AU$130,000 of damage of which the insurance company paid. Also with health insurance, all the years I paid for it, so much money, was basically given back when my heart gave out. So there are some advantages. But regardless, I still agree with you. Our data is worth a lot to companies, and we are freely giving it away… actually more than often paying them to use it.
And if you do they raise your premium.
The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch
I've watched it from the beginning and can't wait for the next season.HA!
No Mulder, no Skully... no deal.
If you haven't tuned your OS and MySQL instance, running with defaults, this may very well be the case. Default Ubuntu is very slow. But in general MySQL is a lot faster under Linux when tuned right. This applies to many other tasks too. There's a reason why many servers run Linux rather than Windows. One reason is ofc. price, but there are plenty of other reasons too.
That would be a great security actually, no unauthorized logins.
Agree with you -- I'm using MariaDB and it's very fast on Arch Linux -- even when I'm running queries from a Windows machine running EXCEL to a remote Linux server. - Of course it also depends on how the database is structured, decent keys, tables, indices, foreign keys etc, the speed of the disk I/O subsystem and what sort of query you are running.
