Ahhh okay I see. I’ve developed sites for a decade but have never had to really consider how databases work in any great detail, which obviously now with mongo I am having to think about. Thank you for clarifying! I’ve got some reading to do 🫡

That’s the one! Oh duh, okay thank you for clearing that up, I thought I was going mental 😂

Wait, another new boxed set? I thought the last one with the sisters and night lords came out like a week ago?

I always find comfort seeing memes like this and seeing that so many of us experience the exact same pains. It might sound obvious or stupid to others, but I’ve lived so “in my own head” for so long that it’s easy to forget that actually, we’re all capable of massively putting our foot in our mouths at times – and more importantly, the cringe mistakes and faux pas of other people generally don’t get chiseled into our brains in the way our own moments do.

I’m currently building something using Mongo as the DB, and have so far been making sure to assign the user ID to everything that relates to that user when it’s created.

Wouldn’t you have to do something like that in MySQL anyway to ensure that the entries related to each other?

1. Paradox changes their mind, allows either some or all initial DLC clans through as free content
2. Consumers forgive
3. Consumers forget
4. Paradox refines their approach and tries again next time

Consumers are way too forgiving of the scummy monetisation practices that these companies demonstrate again and again and again and again and again. Happened with the whole PSN account/Steam debacle too.

I guess I don’t understand the reference. How else are you going to get something you bought back to your place? This doesn’t seem weird. I’m not in or from, and have never been to, NYC though, so I’m probably missing something lol