I used to use an app called moneydance several years ago. It was pretty much the only thing that ran on Linux but it was decent.

Because he told Trump to “ssssh”

He literally writes “This retard thinks the government uses SQL.”

That is all you need. He’s not saying “This retard thinks the SSA uses SQL”. He is saying “the government” which means all of it. Saying someone is a retard because they think the government uses SQL means Elon doesn’t think they do because we all know he doesn’t consider himself a retard.

You are looking for ambiguity where there is none.

What’s he’s arguing is that the government doesn’t use SQL at all.

The sheer size of the federal government and its age would mean there are thousands of databases out there. Some may be so old that they predate RDBMS/SQL.

That alone makes his comment come from a place of ignorance. Of course it’s confident ignorance. The worst kind.

At my old job, someone did a review on glass door and bitched about casual dress. The employees has the audacity to wear sweats.

I haven’t dressed up for work since the 80s. Even when I was working in an office, it was jeans or shorts and a t-shirt most days.

I’m going to continue judging them for the party they belong to because its a valid proxy for all the other stuff.

I’m sure there are some smart people in South Dakota.

She’s not one of them.

I’d bet that the government is probably the largest user of SQL. Unless there are really old systems that predate SQL. I’d imagine they have shitloads of COBOL for example.

He seems to be one of those people that think nosql should be used everywhere.

This sounds just like a former manager that thought nosql was the end all and that SQL had no place.

If course they developed their app that required frequent data migrations because they were in fact very dependent on all the records matching the latest schema.

Most of those chucklefucks don’t consider their spouse a partner.

Probably not staying at that price for much longer.

If I could replace the windows ui with gnome, I’d do it.

That’s only because Wisconsin defines “lake” differently.