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Daily Archives: September 22, 2011
Quick Recovery Techniques Webinar
The slides for the SQLServerCentral webinar #13 are available here on the blog. Download them from the link below Quick Recovery Techniques PPT There aren’t notes in there, but if you have questions, let me know. The recording of the … Continue reading
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A Secure Application Model
Amazon introduced a Cloud Reader for the Kindle, and the Financial Times pulled their iPhone app out of Apple’s store and introduced an HTML5 web application. All of these moves point to the fact that companies are finding Apple’s 30% fees for revenue to … Continue reading
