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Just use Version Control
There are free systems out there. If you have no budget, and want to get started, download one of these: Subversion: http://subversion.tigris.org Git: http://git-scm.com/ Mercurial: http://mercurial.selenic.com/ There are good ones to pay for as well, and some of them have … Continue reading
Too Much Choice
As this piece shows, more information can be bad. As drivers get more choices, options, and opportunities to interact with information, they may not be driving as well as they otherwise might. Restaurants and retailers have seen something similar. Too much information … Continue reading
Uncontrolled Code
Wow, Excel really sucks. To be fair, that isn’t just Excel, but any spreadsheet that’s used to make decisions in business (or government) and hasn’t had proper auditing or checking. Spreadsheets are amazingly powerful and useful, and so ubiquitous that Microsoft … Continue reading
DBAs Need to Learn to Develop
My first exposure to computers was as a child, learning to program in BASIC, Assembler, and Pascal. From there I moved into other areas, such as networking and system administration. I learned about a variety of technologies before focusing on … Continue reading
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