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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Hardware Ups and Downs
I replaced the SSD in my desktop the other day and was pleased to not have a red bar when I booted it up and looked in Explorer. I went from a 128GB SSD (with 2GB free) to a 256GB … Continue reading
Too Large a Workload?
I often hear the technical staff in many organizations complaining about the amount of work they are tasked with managing. Plenty of technology professionals view their jobs are stressful, and I’ve had no shortage of people say they would never … Continue reading
I May Not Shake Your Hands
I’m traveling next week to the SQL Konferenz in Germany, and then on to Red Gate in the UK. However, I may pull a Wil Wheaton at the event and the office and not shake hands. I haven’t had issues … Continue reading
Changing File Associations in Windows 8
A quick post, and a good reminder of something that can be a pain. I had to do a quick search for the solution, and wanted to write about it in the hopes it will help me remember the issue. … Continue reading
