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Daily Archives: April 11, 2014
Smart Gadgets
I saw this post on what a smartwatch should look like and it got me thinking. I’ve got a Kreyos watch coming (I hope) and it fulfills some of the things I was looking for, and a few that the … Continue reading
An Open Letter to Brogrammers
It’s not in the language I would write it in and it’s not necessarily safe for work, but it gets the point across. An Open Letter to Brogrammers One reason I do support Women in Technology, and other groups opposing … Continue reading
How Long Before You Upgrade?
It’s 2014. SQL Server 2000 is 14 years old, but there are still quite of you managing instances. SQL Server 2005 is 9 years old, and I’m sure more of you still deal with that version. I know because I … Continue reading