[thelist] Size doesn't matter?
Daniel J. Cody
djc at starkmedia.com
Mon Jul 9 10:56:31 CDT 2001
FWIW there are a number(20-30) of people subscribed to thelist from what
most of us would consider 'big corps' .. Why some of them have never
choosen to post is beyond me.. But then I've probably only noticed that
most of our subscribers from 'big corps' dont post only because they are
from big corps, if you know what i'm saying.. There are *hundreds* of
people that never post to thelist, only lurk. thats cool, i just think i
personally notice it more when those bigcorp people sign up and never
post, rather than some random hotmail.com address..
holy tangent! :)
<tip type="mysql utils">
MySql has a nifty little utility that will repair and optimze database
files for you. The mysqlcheck program will repair and optimize datafiles
for you automatically, and it works pretty well if you ever find
yourself with some corrupted data. Run it through a cron job once a week
to optimize any larger databases you may have as well..
</tip>
.djc.
Chris Evans wrote:
> It seems most of what I read here are from free-lancers, or working for
> small websites. Are there others out there who work for the big boys?
> Yahoo, CNN, AOL, MSN? I would like to know if there are others in this
> group who are fighting the same battles we all are, but for companies with
> over 1 million page views/day?
>
> I am. I fight. Am I alone in the corporate world?
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