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Six Months
“Show up for work on time for six months and then we’ll talk. Until then, I have four words for you: shut the fuck up.” – Kitchen Confidential I wish people showed up and heard this on their first day … Continue reading
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Windows 7 v the iPad
No, I didn’t buy an iPad, but I have to say on a trip to the Apple Store this week (for an iPod issue), I played with one for about 20 minutes and I came to this conclusion. It. Is. … Continue reading
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Plagiarism
It seems to rear it’s ugly head more and more these days. Once again I found some content from my site republished on another site, without permission, and without a link. I can’t speak for others, but if I knew … Continue reading
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A Identity Bug
Someone asked an interesting question recently. If they had this code: if OBJECT_ID(‘aa’) is not null drop table aa create table aa (id int identity(1,1)) go set identity_insert aa on insert aa (id) select -10 union select -11 set … Continue reading
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