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  • Reply To: Desktop or Laptop for Remote Work

    Jason A. Long wrote:

    Laptops are great if you actually need the portability they offer... but... if a laptop is going to spend it's entire useful life in the same docking station, why...

  • Reply To: Desktop or Laptop for Remote Work

    I've kicked my desktops to the curb. I have a laptop for work and one for personal use. I use a docking station for both when I'm in my office...

  • Reply To: Your Data After Life

    I know what you mean, Steve. My wife is, shall we say, considerably less technical than I when it comes to computers. To make things a bit easier for her...

  • Reply To: Changing Computer Retail

    I got a bit nostalgic when you recounted your shopping experience in your youth. I recall those days too (although I was quite a bit older 🙂 ) when I...

  • Reply To: Other IDEs

    I also work with numerous databases (PostgreSQL, Redshift, SQL Server, DB2, Oracle, and others) and therefore use dBeaver. I found it works quite well with a consistent approach across all...

  • Reply To: The Benefits and Detractions of Remote

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    Honestly though, why would you care? Assuming they aren't moving IP/business from one to the other. If someone wants to get two jobs done, and they do, are you...

  • Reply To: The Benefits and Detractions of Remote

    jonathan.crawford wrote:

    Last guy, well, this one is just unbelievable, but he was working for a competitor the WHOLE TIME he was with us. Like a couple of years. working two...

  • Reply To: The Benefits and Detractions of Remote

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    I think I underpriced the value of my commute. Maybe I should have taken $20-25 less, but in any case, I'd have likely quit the next year anyway.

    There's a...

  • Reply To: The Benefits and Detractions of Remote

    IowaDave wrote:

    I do wonder, however, how will we "build relationships" and get to know (new) people in a remote environment?  Do we need to setup "water cooler" Zoom meetings just...

  • Reply To: The Benefits and Detractions of Remote

    I've always been a big believer in working remote. While not everyone has the self-discipline necessary, many do. I do find myself working longer hours because my commute time has...

  • Reply To: Representing XML data in SQL Server

    Jeff's experience not withstanding, I've actually had good experiences with XML. But then, I was the one who established the format and oversaw its implementation and use. I have seen...

  • Reply To: A Solution for the Bin Packing Problem

    This is an interesting approach, however I feel constrained to point out that because of the recursive CTE, this isn't completely set-based. If I get some free time, I'd like...

  • Reply To: The Conferences of the Future

    Brent Ozar wrote:

    Now that I'm using Slack & Twitch chats, it feels like my online sessions actually have MORE interactivity than the in-person ones. People are more comfortable asking more questions,...

  • Reply To: The Conferences of the Future

    As a presenter, I absolutely HATE doing online presentations! There is no opportunity for audience feedback or questions. Similar to lectures or speeches, it's just me doing all the talking...

  • Reply To: Wargames Quotes

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    My absolute favorite scene from that movie also contains my favorite quote from the movie.  Here's a link to it...

    Strange game. The only winning move is not to play.

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