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@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ When a newbie sets up a server, invariably they forget things like memcaching, o
 
 Good question.  Two reasons.  The first is that both MySQL and PostgreSQL use running services which consume memory even when not in use.  PostgreSQL is particularly bad, using a minimum of 10Mb per open database.  Ideally, this is supposed to be a small footprint installation, using minimal resources, but getting the best performance possible from those resources used.
 
-The second reason, is that I'm lazy.  It's much easier to script SQLite, with no permissions, than a bigger bulkier service.
+The second reason, is that I'm lazy.  It's much easier to script SQLite, with no permissions, than a bigger bulkier service.  I actually tried MariaDB and got it working quite well.  Unfortunately, getting 8mb4 support configured via scripting was just overly complicated, and there was no guarantee of a good result. K.I.S.S right?
 
 **It's INSECURE!!!**