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The Power of Git–Getting Code
I find git to be incredibly useful, and this is a quick example of one of the ways that this matters to me. This post is also available in video format here: https://youtu.be/Drwt6nseeJM I got this link from Jes Pomfret … Continue reading
A Data Controversy
Quite a bit has changed since this article about airlines and the US government. Since very few people are flying, or even can fly, perhaps this disagreement is moot, but I bet it comes up again. Now, separate from the … Continue reading
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DevOps Deja Vu with Oracle
While I was out on sabbatical, I took a two day break to attend an Oracle conference and speak. The Rocky Mountain Oracle User Group Training Days 2020 was held a week ago a little North of Denver and I … Continue reading
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