Are you blogging about this elsewhere? I know a small group of people who might enjoy the content without the technical stuff.

The number of attack vectors for a public project is constantly changing. Any single one of them can be addressed, but rarely do we catch all of them.

I drive at least 40 minutes in each direction (33 miles each way) to work. Typically I'm listening to NPR or audiobooks. This morning I was listening to a podcast.

Another request:

Has anyone had any success in learning this stuff while driving?

The time to revert changes is also important. If you practice doing it once in a while, you should be quicker at it if you have to do it.

Are their competing schemes? I'd like to have the links for my wiki.

A large part of the development is being done by MariaDB

Are you a long time follower of the issue?

yes. Their commitment and direction is contrary to an open source product. Some of the people coming to the forums of the most value will eventually leave when they realise...

mysql is now owned by oracle.

stackoverflow tends to find my questions out of bounds.

Did you ever find any?

There are a lot of arguments about how to name columns. Most people prefer column names without prefixes, but there isn't a standard.

If you are promoting standards, you should acknowledge...

I would not want to type the column prefix column names you suggested.

For an article thorough about a lot of things, the assumption that you would name columns that way...

Business practices matter, whether you have sympathy for them or not.

Lastpass should be clearer to its potential customers than it is.

The company has a good technology, but the business is...

Lastpass is a little less upfront with freeloaders.

There is no way to back up your password file if you don't pay them $12 a year.

They should make that much more...

We really could use read only access to our accounts with a separate user name and password.

We could also use more visibility to the access logs, like a link to...