You can use PM2 pretty easy https://github.com/Unitech/pm2

This, the worst way to get infected. The link must be removed.

Do you have confirmation that the website is indeed infected?

No kids yet, right?

Yes i have, but thank's for his family values, don't have her happiness bassed on a hardware/software/internet connection.

That "yet" comes across as just _slightly_ condescending...

Yeah, don't accidentally hit the back button to go to the previous page. There's no history, so you'll end up here and you'll have to start over.

bottom right if you have js enabled...

If you have js disabled, you get the whole thing as a normal document with a scrollbar.

Someone need to make a app for these people

Now two transactions of 0.0003 BTC

I have come to the same conclusions, for that reason I asked this question, one of the reasons that i like mongodb is that data is in JSON

Yeah, 9/10 of the reason people use NoSQL is because it acts like an ObjectDB for JS. MariaDB does has this now as well: COLUMN_JSON(dyncol_blob);

https://mariadb.com/kb/en/column_json/

Postgres is getting there, with JSON columns. You can do hstore if you like key-value, or mix it with plain old SQL tables. This combination works well for me.

I use Postgres HSTORE via Flask-SQLAlchemy. As far as my code knows, it's dict() all the way down.

And if I want to attach non-kv data like last_updated, or have foreign key relationships between one dict() and some other stuff like the corresponding user record's primary key - it's already in an RDB.

I used java, node and .net, this question it's because i love mongodb,I like mongodb and many of its features but I have not found a use for my projects and so far I'm only seeing mongodb for small projects or simple queries. I have not used mongoose because i do not like ORM, but I'll do some testing on it

I would strongly recommend it.

My experience with ORMs has not been pleasant either but Mongoose was very, very nice.

the only flaw it's you can't see size of request without using chrome tab