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T-SQL Tuesday – The Reporting Table
My T-SQL Tuesday post for April is based on Aaron Nelson’s subject of reporting. If you’re unsure of what T-SQL Tuesday is, you can read about it’s origins here. The Reporting Table Years ago, actually well over a decade in … Continue reading
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New SSDs
I ordered a few recently from NewEgg. One for a desktop, one for a laptop. We’ll see how they do, but I was excited enough to snag this picture when they arrived. $200 for 80GB.
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What to do about certification
After my editorial “The Missing Certification” I was amazed at the debate that took place. As of the time I’m writing this, this thread has over 7,000 views and 600 replies! It’s incredible to see people debating certification, but what’s … Continue reading
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Prius Update – Three Years In
I’ve had the Prius for 3 years as of Mar 31, 2010, and it’s been a great car for us. As the 3 year mark turned over, I was at just over 60,000 miles, which is a pretty heavy load. … Continue reading
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