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In this less technical episode we interview Paul Vallee, where he explains in depth about the Pythian Group.
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MySQL Focuses on Japan
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May 30th, 2007
In this episode we tackle what a hash looks like in terms of a data structure, in preparation for next episode’s discussion on the difference between hashes and btree indexes, and what kind of indexes are good for what kind of optimiza… Continue reading →

I take the easy way out again this week by sharing Guy Kawasaki (of the How To Change the World blog) and his irreverent and truthful keynote at the 2007 MySQL Users Conference.
Kawasaki will challenge your thoughts about being an entrepreneur in the t… Continue reading →

“Freedom Businesses Protect Privacy”
Eben Moglen, director of the Software Freedom Law Center, discusses why Free Beer isn’t so good if your data are getting drunk! The keynote looks at how “Free as in Freedom” businesses help prevent the ultimate privacy catastrophe.
 
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In this episode, we take a walk through the Expo part of the MySQL Conference and Expo. We spoke with 3 companies about their solutions for backup and reporting.
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In this episode, we go through how a B-tree works. The next episode will use what we learn in this episode to explain why MySQL indexes work the way they do.
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News:
MySQL signs a 1 million Euro deal with an unnamed European Telco.
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