When is bug hunt going to leak ? !????!?<| sep |> How did you get 50 k soul eggs in a month ? !<| sep |> next life goalsnose ringlose virginitygo to burning man <| sep |> Where is this ? I love the flooring . <| sep |> The funny part to me is that he just assumes the steak is no longer a problem once it ' s out the window , like they won ' t end up finding it on the lawn latter on . I suppose they could have pets . <| sep |> Not a fan of the hype post ? ? Stafford has some choice words for you . <| sep |> 111 Lust Dagger 111 White Mage Robe 311 2 x Gungnir , Heroic Shield <| sep |> If you ' re an edgy teenager like I am , put the safety pin through your nose for that punk aesthetic <| sep |> no , not at all . As mentioned the RDBMS gives us an ACID transaction , so the Document store doesn ' t need one . Also I was specifically picking on consistency as that was what was mentioned . Most document store ' s are eventually consistent . If you never update records but only create them revisions , then it ' s always going to end up fully consistent with fewer edge cases . My position is not new , it ' s why we don ' t dig holes with spoons , but shovels . Shovels like Document DB ' s are less precise and controllable than RDBMS systems , but like the spoon it ' s impractical for some usecases .