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0 pointsanarazel9y ago0 comments

> There's still only one major PostgreSQL release per year.

Well, due to the delayed 9.5 release (January 7th), there have been two this year ;)

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Well, that really depends on where exactly you place start of a year ;-)

Chinese New Year was February 8, 2016. Orthodox New Year was January 14, 2016. So it's 2:1 for me.

zejn9y ago

Well, to the best of my knowledge I think PostgreSQL currently only supports Gregorian calendar system ... ;)

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0 pointsanarazel9y ago0 comments

> There's still only one major PostgreSQL release per year.

Well, due to the delayed 9.5 release (January 7th), there have been two this year ;)

Well, that really depends on where exactly you place start of a year ;-)

Chinese New Year was February 8, 2016. Orthodox New Year was January 14, 2016. So it's 2:1 for me.

zejn9y ago

Well, to the best of my knowledge I think PostgreSQL currently only supports Gregorian calendar system ... ;)

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