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Monthly Archives: April 2023
A Tale of Two Drives
One of the things I haven’t thought about much with my Tesla is range anxiety, even in winter. However, I recently had two almost identical trips with vastly different temperatures. This post looks at what I learned. This is part … Continue reading
A Third Break
One of the most amazing benefits of working at Redgate Software is the ability to take a sabbatical every five years. One of our staff wrote about this recently, and I found myself reflecting back on mine, as well as … Continue reading
Data Modeling Information
Data modeling is something that we should all be doing when altering the schema in our databases. I’d like to think that most people spend time here, but I don’t think that’s the case. I think plenty of people think … Continue reading
Off to the 2023 Microsoft MVP Summit
I’m off today to Seattle, Redmond actually, and the Microsoft MVP Summit. This is an annual conference Microsoft has run for their MVPs, allowing them to interact and learn from the developers for various products. I am a Microsoft Data … Continue reading