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  • Reply To: Should Salary Information Be Confidential?

    If you are an employee of the US federal government, then your salary history is public information.

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  • Reply To: Don't Get On This Page

    Rod at work wrote:

    ... This website makes this information on you available for anyone to see. They'll take it down, for  fee. I don't think that's at all right. I've not...

  • Reply To: Don't Get On This Page

    "Who wants their boss to come after reading this page, with your organization and fine listed? I'm guessing most of us would prefer to not be on that page, or...

  • Reply To: IT Staffer Fired

    Another angle is that maybe the ransomware attack isn't purely the result of bad luck, brilliant hacker engineering, or incompetence on the part of the organization. Maybe someone inside the...

  • Reply To: IT Staffer Fired

    And then what... - Hire a replacement DBA or engineer who doesn't open email attachments?

  • Reply To: Phishing Defenses

    An add campaign email may be flagged as junk if enough users

    jay-h wrote:

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    This is already being done. There are things a system would spot, and there are things that a...

  • Reply To: Lots of data in RAM

    The future of database applications is cloud hosting, virtualization, and horizontal scaling.

    It's kind of like debating whether to invest $,$$$ in a riding lawnmower, hoping it will cut your weekly...

  • Reply To: Phishing Defenses

    I seems to me that, if you can train employees how to spot a phishing email, then a anti-malware scanning product can also identify phishing emails, even if an email...

  • Reply To: Removing a Key Lookup

    What you need is a covering index. Read up on that topic. Basically, it's called covering, because it contains all the key and projected columns referenced by the query which...

  • Reply To: Relationally Divided over EAV

    Stephen Hirsch wrote:

    I remember hearing a surgeon talk about his surgical memoir. It really struck me. He said, the first 10 years, you learn how to cut. The next 10 years,...

  • Reply To: The Sequel to SQL

    SQL and HTML/JavaScript are two sides of the same coin. Both languages are easily accessible but broadly misused. Most complaints about "limitations" are actually founded on misconceptions about how the...

  • Reply To: Contribute to the SQLCop Project

    Thanks, Steve, for all the effort you put into this article. This is also a good tutorial on using Git to effectively collaborate with a large team on a project.

  • Reply To: The Sequel to SQL

    "..It is somewhat odd that so many of the opinion-formers on the technology of the IT industry have so little experience working in the industry as technologists. Few other professions...

  • Reply To: Timing is Everything

    Rod at work wrote:

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    Most phishing scams are automated and impersonal, while other scams hit closer to home. For example, last year my grandmother got a call from a guy pretending to...

  • Reply To: The 2019 Home Lab

    This is just based on my personal perspective, but today in 2019, I wouldn't invest in an on-prem home lab. For my personal PC, I prefer a smaller notebook, and...

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