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Daily Archives: June 4, 2012
New Security Holes
One of the big advertising campaigns of 2011 was the Apple campaign that centered around Siri. This is a voice recognition feature of the iPhone 4S that allows you to manage many of your phone interactions by speaking instead of touch … Continue reading
Back to Pensacola and SQL Saturday #132
This will be my fourth trip to Pensacola for SQL Saturday #132. I’ve enjoyed going every time and I usually take a day or two off from work on the trip to spend with my daughter. Last year we both … Continue reading
The Avalanche Upgrade
Reprinted from Database Weekly. This year, 2012, is quite a year for Microsoft. We saw SQL Server 2012, Systems Operations Center 2012, and released earlier this year. Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 are due for release later this year. … Continue reading
Voice of the DBA 