Democract Senator's Daughter cranks up price of EpiPen
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That's not irony. That was a strategic move. Just like royal families marrying for more titles, land, blah blah blah.TurdBuffer said:
Cronyism at it's best, yet few see the irony in Chelsea Clinton marrying a NY hedge fund manager.
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Oracle is trash IMO.OZONE said:
Actually, companies with money that know what they are doing tend to use Oracle or Teradata or Netteza or DB2, etc.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
SQL Server is what companies with money typically use.ttu_85 said:
So you must be a Dbase III guy.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
MySql?ttu_85 said:
Hahaha, oh good lord this is getting good. Lets see. I am setting at my desk running test on a MySql database 34 miles north of Austin Texas. And where are you ? Has 8th grade started in Washington state yet? Still out for summer break ?.dflea said:
Where the fuck do you think you are, Texan?ttu_85 said:
Maybe if you are a faggot ????. Another 8th grade level intellect on display. Care to offer an interesting insightful rebuttal. I bet thats to much to ask .dflea said:
Interesting?HoustonHusky said:Kinda crazy story...no clue how this minor detail isn't being talked about. The CEO of Mylan is Heather Bresch, who happens to be the daughter of WV Democratic Senator Joe Manchin (wonder who helps sponsor some of the govt requirements for the Epipen use...). She also managed to up her own salary something like 900% while cranking up the price.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/23/health/epipen-price-mylan-prescription-drugs-increase/index.html
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphillipserb/2016/08/24/that-400-epipen-price-hike-could-hit-your-wallet-even-if-you-dont-need-one/2/#23084cf84176
Small beans compared to the Clinton Foundation, but interesting none-the-less...
Maybe if you're a faggot.
CHRIST.
SQL Server is for companies with money that don't know what they are doing and so some MSFT consultant points them at SQL Server.
Source: I was a SQL Server dev at MSFT for 8 years, and have been doing SQL on various platforms for 20 years.
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It still dominates sales at large organizations over SQL Server.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Oracle is trash IMO.OZONE said:
Actually, companies with money that know what they are doing tend to use Oracle or Teradata or Netteza or DB2, etc.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
SQL Server is what companies with money typically use.ttu_85 said:
So you must be a Dbase III guy.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
MySql?ttu_85 said:
Hahaha, oh good lord this is getting good. Lets see. I am setting at my desk running test on a MySql database 34 miles north of Austin Texas. And where are you ? Has 8th grade started in Washington state yet? Still out for summer break ?.dflea said:
Where the fuck do you think you are, Texan?ttu_85 said:
Maybe if you are a faggot ????. Another 8th grade level intellect on display. Care to offer an interesting insightful rebuttal. I bet thats to much to ask .dflea said:
Interesting?HoustonHusky said:Kinda crazy story...no clue how this minor detail isn't being talked about. The CEO of Mylan is Heather Bresch, who happens to be the daughter of WV Democratic Senator Joe Manchin (wonder who helps sponsor some of the govt requirements for the Epipen use...). She also managed to up her own salary something like 900% while cranking up the price.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/23/health/epipen-price-mylan-prescription-drugs-increase/index.html
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphillipserb/2016/08/24/that-400-epipen-price-hike-could-hit-your-wallet-even-if-you-dont-need-one/2/#23084cf84176
Small beans compared to the Clinton Foundation, but interesting none-the-less...
Maybe if you're a faggot.
CHRIST.
SQL Server is for companies with money that don't know what they are doing and so some MSFT consultant points them at SQL Server.
Source: I was a SQL Server dev at MSFT for 8 years, and have been doing SQL on various platforms for 20 years.
Most experienced SQL folks still view SQL Server as MSFT's cute toy. It is popular in the PNW since a lot of startups that had former MSFT folks used it (such as Expedia) but many shops won't even let it in their door (such as some of the very large Telecoms) because it is just not solid enough to handle billions of transactions a day. -
Can we get back to taking about how government regulations and corruption fucks up the market which allows these things to happen all while dumbshits blame "capitalism"?
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You could join them (they aren't really separate tables) using subqueries like this to return their respective rows as separate virtual tables:DeepSeaZ said:
SELECT *
FROM
( SELECT * FROM HardcoreHusky.Members WHERE Name = 'PurpleJ' ) as P
FULL OUTER JOIN
( SELECT * FROM HardcoreHusky.Members WHERE Name = 'Splooge' ) as S
But unless they share a common key or attribute on which to join, you will just get a cartesian product -- AND NOBODY wants a cartesian product of PurpleJ or Splooge, so it would be best to use a union to just show their rows as follows:
INSERT INTO HardcoreHusky.Junk
SELECT * FROM HardcoreHusky.Members WHERE Name = 'PurpleJ'
UNION ALL
SELECT * FROM HardcoreHusky.Members WHERE Name = 'Splooge'
Leave off the INSERT clause if you actually want to see the rows instead of putting them where they belong. -
-- Insert the dozens of links to Trump bragging about his IQ here --PurpleJ said:Only losers talk about IQ. HTH.
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Sure.WeAreAFatLesboSchool said:Can we get back to taking about how government regulations and corruption fucks up the market which allows these things to happen all while dumbshits blame "capitalism"?
When was the last time the US had pure capitalism? Without any gov't regulation at all?
HaHa, sorry, that was a trick question. The answer is never. We've had gov't regulation of some sort since the very beginning, started even before we were founded when the King of England granted huge tracts of land (half a state in some cases) to his cronies that became land barons in the US... and gov't regulation has been protecting the property rights of those cronies and their descendants ever since. Shall we do away with the gov't regulating property rights?
My guess is, you are in favor of the gov't regulation that you like, but you are against the gov't regulation that you don't like.
AmIRight? -
Surely there is a competing product that I could buy?
