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Daily Archives: January 29, 2014
The DBA is Dead
I love seeing articles like this one: The Database Administrator is Dead. They make me laugh and look back at previous incarnations of the same thought. I think I should save the text of this article, stick it in an appointment … Continue reading
Branding, Encryption, and Yoga in Cleveland
It’s just under two weeks to SQL Saturday #241 in Cleveland. This will be my second trip of 2014 and I’m doing some planning for the trip. First, Yoga. I practice yoga every week and find it to be a … Continue reading
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