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The Geek Christmas Poll
There are just a couple weeks until the Christmas holiday this year, and there are no shortage of new gadgets being released and updated by all sorts of companies. Many of us in technology get intrigued and interested by the … Continue reading
The Podcast is in the Windows Store
If you’ve got a Windows Phone, or any of the Windows devices that support podcasts, the Voice of the DBA podcast is in the store. I did a quick search and found it, though the image isn’t there yet. I … Continue reading
Back and Better
It’s been a great couple of weeks for me. Even though there was a work trip in the middle, I had a couple days off, travel, two partial work days, and then 3 days with my daughter in Northern California. … Continue reading
Moving to the Heartland
This editorial was originally published on Oct 17, 2008. It is being republished as Steve is on vacation. This is kind of a US-based editorial, but I suspect that it applies in other countries as well. I caught this article … Continue reading