Monthly Archives: August 2015

Updating to Windows 10

I’ve been cautious about Windows upgrades. Throughout my career, I’ve alternatively been interested in, and wary of, Windows upgrades. I beta tested Windows 95, and then adopted Windows 98 as soon as I could at a company with better multi-monitor … Continue reading

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Business Pressures

I know a little something about building and scaling a system on the Internet. While SQLServerCentral isn’t the largest site out there, we’ve had lots of experience with growing a site while trying to manage a business. We were successful … Continue reading

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T-SQL Tuesday #69–Encryption

This is a good T-SQL Tuesday topic for me. This month Ken Wilson asks everyone to write on encryption, which is a topic I’ve presented on quite a few times. You can participate, too. Take a few hours, learn something, … Continue reading

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Making Guesses

I was reading a bit about the design and planning stage for a new database that will support some random application. The piece isn’t important, but I did notice one thing. The guidelines are generic, encompassing most of the things … Continue reading

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