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  • RE: Bronze Age Development<!-- 864 -->

    Steve Jones wrote:

    The consultant who gave the presentation believes strongly in testing, not only at the application level, but also at the database level. This person has tried different levels...

  • RE: One System to Rule Them All

    Steve Jones asks:

    Are we better off choosing specialized systems and planning on development efforts to integrate information together?

    Yes. This is now the situation in my development shop, which supports...

  • RE: Frustration with Bad Design

    Dalkeith wrote:

    I think the best that you can do is set up a variety of bodies with comparitive but opposing viewpoints and let them watch each other. Hence the UK...

  • RE: Monitoring for Non Existent Events

    Matt - true, beer and software go together surprising well, but can have some pretty bad after-effects! It's amazing how much 'brilliant' software I've put together with the help of...

  • RE: Monitoring for Non Existent Events

    ... there's a difference between having appropriate test case coverage and accounting for every single possible failure. This is where the old "Perfect is the enemy of Good" adage comes...

  • RE: A DBA at the Opera

    Louis Davidson wrote:

    Tragedies are very much part of IT ... occasionally, you, as a DBA, will face one of those decisions that really matter, and which has the possibility to...

  • RE: Monitoring for Non Existent Events

    Matt Miller wrote:

    ... depending on the type of process you're dealing with, it may not be physically possible to test every single permutation, so - yes in some cases you...

  • RE: Monitoring for Non Existent Events

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (7/31/2014)


    GoofyGuy (7/31/2014)


    "A job that runs long or doesn't run at all can sting just as bad as one that fails."

    What's the difference?

    There is no difference.

    Sure...

  • RE: Monitoring for Non Existent Events

    "A job that runs long or doesn't run at all can sting just as bad as one that fails."

    What's the difference?

    There is no difference.

  • RE: Frustration with Bad Design

    djackson wrote:

    ... few can argue our government acts in the best interest of the people.

    We need a return to the precepts of America's founding. Personal liberty is in...

  • RE: Frustration with Bad Design

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    It is interesting to consider how fine the line is between being a "hero" versus being the "villian", between crisis and opportunity. One small action or misphrased...

  • RE: Frustration with Bad Design

    djackson wrote:

    But that is how Nazi governments work. "We'll show those evil citizens not to mess with us!"

    It's definitely a slippery slope, Dave. I don't have the intelligence or...

  • RE: Frustration with Bad Design

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    If this guy had played his cards right, he could have been seen as a hero and gotten a promotion (perhaps replacing the whomever is currently head...

  • RE: Frustration with Bad Design

    geoffrey.sturdy (7/29/2014)


    As an Aside the Guardian Newspaper only agreed to redact/destory the hard drives smuggled out of moscow because the UK government threatened arrests under anti-terrorism law otherwise

    The Graun isn't...

  • RE: Frustration with Bad Design

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (7/28/2014)


    GoofyGuy (7/28/2014)


    Steve Jones wrote:

    Bad design, bad decisions, mistakes, even poor security practices will occur. However it's usually not your company, and it's not your place...

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