OurSQL Episode 18: De-myth-tifying Indexes

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Episode 18: De-Myth-tifying Indexes

Where I have been:
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Quote:
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Music:
The main theme used is Angry Red Dwarf’s “I Dream About You”
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Smallfish’s “The Thank you song”
http://www.smallfishadventures.com/Home.html

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from Technocation, Inc. on September 29, 2007 - 18:47
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from Technocation, Inc. on September 29, 2007 - 13:32

Please don't kill yourself,

Please don't kill yourself, it's only a podcast.

Try fast forwarding through the parts you don't like; I don't put much personal content in there, but I was asked by longtime listeners to put more personal stuff in there.

Also, try downloading other episodes and see how you like them. This episode has a few more administrative details because I've changed a few things about the podcast and have a few more features than usual. Plus there's a longer blooper that usual at the end, usually the bloopers are much shorter. In fact, this podcast is the longest yet, clocking in at over 21 minutes.

19 episodes that are anywhere from 10-20 minutes long, (let's say an average of 15 minutes) comes to 285 minutes. 33% of 21 minutes is 7 minutes. 7 minutes you don't like out of 285 means that 97.54% of what I do is OK and you don't like 2.46%.

2.46% is very small, so thanx for the compliment that you like 97.54% of what I do!

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