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Daily Archives: May 11, 2011
Patch Week
My email account started getting notices of Windows patches yesterday, indicating it’s patch week again. If you manage Windows devices, be sure you are aware of the patches that came out. The May Bulletin on Technet shows 2 issues, one … Continue reading
Networking and Connections
This quote says it all: It’s from an article on the 9/11 memorial and how an algorithm was used to inscribe the names in particular places. That could easily be applied to your career as well. The connections you have, … Continue reading
The Poor Soul
I recently had someone post this after I made a comment about someone taking responsibility for their database server. “So Steve, what would you recommend then for those poor souls? As being one of them it drives me nuts to … Continue reading
Voice of the DBA 