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> "I don't make trucks like that," Farley said. "I make trucks for real people who do real work, and that's a different kind of truck."

"I don't make trucks regular people want... I make trucks for people who want to spend lots of money" – a more accurate statement, I think.

Also amusing coming from the CEO of a brand who's electric truck starts at $60,000 for a "work truck" with vinyl seats, and climbs to nearly $100,000.

Sounds pretty "Silicon Valley" to me, at least as far as price is concerned.

I did this same test with an iPhone X and iPad Pro 10.5" as well as a several year old Mini 2 and didn't see a difference. In fact, I saw what you did, my scores got better in most categories.

You're correct. I've edited my comment for clarity.

Postgres was an option for production along MySQL and SQLite3 was suggested for development instances. Sqlite3 is still supported.

The mentioned why they dropped it here: https://dev.ghost.org/dropping-support-for-postgresql/

> Without active community support, Postgres has always been, and always will be a second-class citizen. For that reason, we are dropping official Postgres support from Ghost core.