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The 2024 Plan
Today is the last working day of 2023. Next week we start with the New Year’s holiday on Monday and then many of us go back to work, starting a new year. This is the time of year where many … Continue reading
A New Word: Koiniphobia
koinophobia – n. the fear that you’ve lived an ordinary life. The last one of the year. I’ve enjoyed reading through this dictionary, learning new (made up) words, and thinking about life. Hope you have as well. What’s an ordinary … Continue reading
Some Relief But Still Some Concern
Years ago Andy Warren and I were talking about the Database Weekly newsletter and what we wanted to include in each edition. We knew there wasn’t enough news on a weekly basis, so we decided that we’d add blogs from … Continue reading
Merry Christmas 2023
I hope everyone is reading this on some day other than Christmas Day. Whether you celebrate this holiday or another one, this is usually a day off for most technical professionals. If you’re on call, or working, I hope it’s … Continue reading