But the title isn't a question?!? And besides the grammatical issue; which filesystem supports indices (partial, full, full text search, while supporting unstructured data) and convenient byte slicing?
@@TankEnMate Questions aren't the only type of clickbait titles. They're one type. The software name should've been clearly noted in the title, but it wasn't. That is all.
@@vcool The software is a database, not a filesystem. And only a question can have an answer, a statement can't have an answer. And the title wasn't a question, not even a rhetorical one. You could have said "Clickbait title. The video is about Postgresql." But then saying "The video is about Postgresql." is a bit redundant considering the channel name. Which then also means that the "Clickbait title." is also redundant as TH-cam always shows the channel name with the title.
@@TankEnMate A video's title should be extremely clear. Making a video about a software without even noting in it the name of the software is wrong. Don't do it. Since this is extremely hard for you to understand, the title could've been prefixed with something like "HSTORE:" or "Postgres:", whichever is most correct.
@@vcool "A video's title should be extremely clear." Well, yeah, you know, that's, just like, your opinion man. All joking aside though; if everything is up front then there is not curiosity, no enticement, no surprise. It's kind of like saying that a book shouldn't have any plot twists and that a thriller should be called "The butler did it". And like I said, the software in question is listed in the channel name right next to the video title. In short, in my opinion you are being overly pedantic.
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Clickbait title. The real answer to the title is a filesystem.
But the title isn't a question?!? And besides the grammatical issue; which filesystem supports indices (partial, full, full text search, while supporting unstructured data) and convenient byte slicing?
@@TankEnMate Questions aren't the only type of clickbait titles. They're one type. The software name should've been clearly noted in the title, but it wasn't. That is all.
@@vcool The software is a database, not a filesystem. And only a question can have an answer, a statement can't have an answer. And the title wasn't a question, not even a rhetorical one. You could have said "Clickbait title. The video is about Postgresql." But then saying "The video is about Postgresql." is a bit redundant considering the channel name. Which then also means that the "Clickbait title." is also redundant as TH-cam always shows the channel name with the title.
@@TankEnMate A video's title should be extremely clear. Making a video about a software without even noting in it the name of the software is wrong. Don't do it. Since this is extremely hard for you to understand, the title could've been prefixed with something like "HSTORE:" or "Postgres:", whichever is most correct.
@@vcool "A video's title should be extremely clear." Well, yeah, you know, that's, just like, your opinion man. All joking aside though; if everything is up front then there is not curiosity, no enticement, no surprise. It's kind of like saying that a book shouldn't have any plot twists and that a thriller should be called "The butler did it".
And like I said, the software in question is listed in the channel name right next to the video title. In short, in my opinion you are being overly pedantic.