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  • Reply To: Moving in the Post Pandemic World

    If I were younger, single, and living in a high rent place like Seattle or Sanfrancisco, then I certainly would be thinking about moving.

    However, it also makes me wonder if...

  • Reply To: Moving in the Post Pandemic World

    I currently live in a suburb north of Atlanta. I'm a 5 - 45 minute drive from hundreds of companies that specialize in IT or have  a substantial internal IT...

  • Reply To: Moving in the Post Pandemic World

    So, post-pandemic (which I assume means at some point in the future when this COVID19 outbreak is considered over), will companies start reversing the current trend of remote working?

  • Reply To: Detecting Logins

    A few years back, I wrote a PowerShell script that queries login and permissions across 100+ servers. It's scheduled daily summarizes the data into SCD2 type tables for use in...

  • Reply To: Moving in the Post Pandemic World

    But what's the point in moving? You can't run from the virus, small towns can have a higher risk of spread than cities, and if you wait it out, the...

  • Reply To: Keeping Your Staff

    One aspect to this that doesn't get mentioned very often is that pensions don't exist in IT - or at least it doesn't here in the US private sector, so...

  • Reply To: Can You Catch SQL Injection?

    Hackers who leverage SQL injection are sort of like "office creepers", I suspect that they don't know exactly what they're looking for, so you're looking for activity that's out of...

  • Reply To: What's the Bus Factor?

    If one DBA gets hit by a bus, then it's a tragedy. Twice, it's a disturbing coincidence. But after the third time, the police show up and start asking questions....

  • Reply To: Summer Reading

    Michael Crichton wrote some near-future thrillers that were well thought out, prophetic, and a good read. Stuff about the potential uses and abuses of technology like genetic engineering and nanites.

  • Reply To: The Challenge of Audio Data

    When I'm on a Zoom call, I'll first dial in using my iPhone and use that for voice, and then I'll dial in from my laptop and use that for...

  • Reply To: Attacks on Unsecured Databases

    "Imagine that you're a researcher doing some data analysis for your company. You run some queries or load some data and then go home. The next day, you come in...

  • Reply To: A Data Attack

    Perhaps it's best for a cloud enabled application provider like Garmen to host their cloud data with a 3rd party provider like Azure or Amazon who specialize in that service....

  • Reply To: The Computing Revolution

    skeleton567 wrote:

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    Agreed and true, Eric.  Just be sure to keep up the original skill sets in case some new job opportunity should require them.   When things become too easy, we...

  • Reply To: Follow Wheaton's Law

    Back in '80s and early '90s, conspiracy theorists or folks with extreme political views were ignored, and if they did something to cross the line, they were locked away -...

  • Reply To: The Computing Revolution

    skeleton567 wrote:

    From my admittedly aging perspective, I think sometimes the best 'revolution' is to go back and rethink and simplify things and make sure we are doing this the best,...

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