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A Quick Data Backup
The other day I was driving in the Tesla and clicked and Spotify application and chose a playlist. In this case, it was the “This is Stevie Wonder” playlist, which my wife and I had listened to the night before. … Continue reading
The State of Data Growth
About a decade ago I did some presentations on Filestream and Filetable in SQL Server. These were technologies that Microsoft added with the idea that lots of data would need to be linked to data in a database, but wasn’t … Continue reading
Gathering More Digital Data with Tile Slim
After my wallet misadventures, I ordered a Tile Slim to track my wallet. It came a few days later and I walked through the setup. As you can see here, it’s literally the size of a credit card. It’s about … Continue reading
Increasing the Accuracy of Data We Rely On
When I was a kid, we used physical maps and verbal directions. That, with a good memory and sense of direction helped me navigate across the US on my bike and through many cities in Europe on my bicycle. Near … Continue reading