mtillman-921105 (8/25/2010)

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Tom, let me try to state this in a different way. It may be true, strictly speaking, to say that "unknown as a truth value is not NULL."...

I guess it has to be NULL - and then, if you have all the ANSI...

Steve Jones - Editor (8/25/2010)

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I do agree that a qualifier of some sort, different for each domain, may be what is needed. In practicality, the issue is how do you...

mtillman-921105 (8/25/2010)

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Tom, I haven't researched this as much as I would like and will say more later, but even Charles Pierce, a highly respected American Pragmatist, was experimenting with three...

burger

In Alabama?

Or the plant?

Or maricón?

Or someone unable to cope with the knowledge they are completely useless?

Comments like that waste space and readers time, and are...

Greg Edwards-268690 (8/24/2010)

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I don't get involved with a lot of testing, but one thing that really sticks with me is understanding the tipping point. Most of the things I've been...

That made me look again at your main post, and I guess either I missed something before OR the...

Ninja's_RGR'us (8/23/2010)

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So assuming we have a real 10 mbps connection, and maxing out the transfer à 67% capabilities, it means we need ±3 hours per day to transfer all that...

Brandie Tarvin (8/23/2010)

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Add all the information Paul and Tom just gave you to the fact that you do not have a direct, dedicated link to your customers, and suddenly you...

Ninja's_RGR'us (8/23/2010)

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Also keep in mind that for each of the separate clients, we might exchange 5-20 MB of data (after encrytion) over an 8 hours day. With each transfer being...

paul.knibbs (8/23/2010)

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No, that's definitely not right. Encryption will make the data larger, but that's only because encryption algorithms usually have a fixed block size to deal with. For 128-bit encryption...

Ninja's_RGR'us (8/22/2010)

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If a nut job like me were to send you a request to expose your precious sql server... and Main ERP DB to the internet, what would be your...

Ninja's_RGR'us (8/22/2010)

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Is there a way on a firewall to accept traffic from only a single IP and redirect to another secured machine on a secured port far beyond the firewall...