Rob Napier wrote:
> Whatever kind of coffee you make, you still need some water.
Yes, but you combine the water and the coffee outside the mug. ;-)
Unless we are talking about cheap instant coffee, and we all agree
Postgres should not be associated with cheap, poor-tasting coffee;
there are other databases for that. ;-)
> e.g. Outside the USA, very few people use cream (or anything
> pretending to be cream).
Uh, how come they put milk in tea only outside the USA? As a tea
drinker, I am confused. ;-)
> Even when I make a cappucino I need water to make steam.
Do you do that in the mug?
> I think that we have to expect American culture in the message
> even though it is supposed to be targeted at an international
> market unless you opt for a more generic message.
I didn't realize the cream/milk issue. Is there something else we can
include?
> Anyway, I think the idea of tying the function of the coffee
> mug to PostgreSQL concepts has a lot of merit.
Cool.
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