Traditional time-series data management has been limited by the requirement that data be immutable in order to efficiently handle enormous amounts of data. However, a new technology breakthrough allows compressed data to be modified freely, enabling unprecedented flexibility in data management and opening up a world where compression is the norm. This innovation breaks the traditional trade-off between immutability and data modification, allowing for changes to compressed data without impacting data ingestion. The science behind this innovation relies on PostgreSQL, and its implications are far-reaching, including cost savings, improved efficiency, and increased flexibility in data management. With this technology, software engineers and data scientists can save time and computational effort, and database designers no longer need to consider updates and deletes when creating a data model.