Add this one too: Anyone who has seen that an electric car is simply the best way to go into a modern city.

I agree. Linux Mint with KDE is now reasonably good enough "out of the box" and can be configured to look and function like a Windows desktop, even if running in a completely different way under the hood.

I hope you are just naive... Imagine that when you return to your home, you discover that someone managed to change every room in place and put your kitchen in your living room and vice versa. It's the same feeling as someone who uses Linux for the first time after having used Windows for years.

I understand you. But you are an exception, all patterns have exceptions.

...those women I mentioned could not manage to find jobs in IT despite having the same degree and the same grades as the boys

I understand that. But what I asked was why this happens.

But if so then I do not understand: if women are so interested in programming as men, so why would they are employed less than a male programmer?

Simple as that. It's like wanting boys to play with dolls and girls to play with toy cars. Is not lack of competence of women, is lack of interest.

Okay, I assume you are the original author of the topic. Looking the whole situation, I guess your primary problem is the ability to handle a large number of simultaneous users, correct? Databases like Postgres support this type of work, only if you had an operation of the size of Facebook you would begin to have problems. However, remember that the database is only part of the chain. You will need the application itself also has high performance (Ruby and performance are mutually exclusive). As an example, I have an application wherever although the client-server communication uses HTTP, the server is a highly specialized application that only pretends to be a "web server", receiving commands over HTTP but executing them in a specialized way and communicating directly with the database without intermediate frameworks. A bit strange, but works very well.

We have a winner here. When I saw the number of buzzwords in the article, I already thought the worst too.

The point of entry-level sealed-loop liquid cooling is to have the required cooling capacity without having to hold almost 1kg of metal directly above the processor, and in most cases into a dangerous motherboard-bending position.

Exact. And add this one:

4 responses "google it, moron" (They tell you to search Google, when you already arrived at the forum in question because you have already researched on Google)

Usually the simplest explanations are correct. Also, my humble guess is that first we need to make sure that it should have the same amount of matter and antimatter in the universe, and then think about what happened to anti-matter.