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Daily Archives: December 7, 2010
T-SQL Tuesday #13 – What the Business Says Is Not What the Business Wants
It’s time to wrap up T-SQL Tuesday for the year 2010 and I was invited to host his month’s blog party by Adam Machanic (Blog | Twitter). What’s T-SQL Tuesday? This monthly event is the brainchild of Adam, and you … Continue reading
Elections
In the last few elections in the US, there has been concern over the validity of votes. As more and more electronic machines are being used to record votes, and often being built with very little security, how can we … Continue reading
