Mike Mascari wrote:
>
> mlw wrote:
> >
> ..
> > It is funny, I know guys that love MySQL. Even when I show them the cool things
> > they can do with Postgres, they just don't seem to get it. It is sort of like
> > talking to an Amiga user.
>
> Hey. As someone who learned 68000 assembly on the Amiga back in '86,
> I take that personally. There's nothing like writing a pixel editor
> in 4096-color HAM mode in 68000 off of a floppy-based Commodore
> Macro Assembler. Sadly, however, I don't yet see the Amiga 1000 on
> the PostgreSQL ports list. ;-)
Sorry, I like to needle Amiga users. One of my closest friends is, what can
only be described as, a complete Amiga zealot. Most of the time it is pretty
fun to get him going, I hope you know it is all good natured fun.
I built my first robot using an RCA 1802 back in the late '70s. I still think
the P.C. was the worst computer design. Going from any platform to the
8080~8088 was such a let down. If someone had ported CP/M to the RCA 1802 back
in the '70s, computers may have been different today.