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  • Reply To: The Art of the Code Review

    Maybe as important as code reviews could be what I would call code-flogging.  Needs to be tested with a million rows and by testers intentionally trying to break it.  My...

  • Reply To: The Dangers of Not Upgrading

    Sometimes we are in a quandary regarding how, if at all, to work our way out of upgrade situations.  Right now I'm having an issue with one upgrade and have...

  • Reply To: The Dangers of Not Upgrading

    This reminds me of the error message I always thought would be fun to put in GPS software upgrades which would say "You can't get there from here".

  • Reply To: Software Updates, Outages, Processes, and Protocols

    My Boss:  "Hey, Rick, our xyz system is down".

    Me:  "So?".

    And I never got any hugs.

  • Reply To: Learning Never Gets Old

    Learning never gets old, but WE do.  I'm 80 years and right now am preparing for an expiring driver's license and having to take an interactive exam to renew.  The...

  • Reply To: Un-Stable Teams

    Wow...just WOW.  This one almost gave me nightmares.  My crazy brain goes into all sorts of imaginary scenarios.  In one of my situations this could have spelled disaster in a...

  • Reply To: Serious Software Glitches

    When I started coding COBOL and assembler, unit testing was hard coding record selection and counts in  a compile, printing the report, then using a utility to print the same ...

  • Reply To: Serious Software Glitches

    Just another small tidbit for you all.  I have found that one of the characteristics that may plague us all for the rest of our lives is that we notice...

  • Reply To: Serious Software Glitches

    I have related before that years ago I discovered a common coding error in a set of 10-12 internal/external dealer reports which I repaired/verified/released to our QA (Quality Assurance!) group. ...

  • Reply To: More Private Clouds

     

    Jeff, just reflecting, I've used on-premises processing and storage since the Apple II Plus was released in June 1979 and I can't remember losing anything I could not recover. My...

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  • Reply To: More Private Clouds

    My take on the whole cloud computing thing is that if used correctly it could help eliminate layers of management, which in my opinion is one of the greatest contributors...

  • Reply To: Take A Vote and Accept Your Loss

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    skeleton567 wrote:

    Tabs vs. Spaces and Singular vs. Plural, ...commas before or after?

    Really?  You're debating and voting on this?  Holding meetings and discussions?  Wasting everyone's time with this crap?

    I think...

  • Reply To: Sharing the Work You Do 

    This reminds me of the situation I have faced, and that many of you might face as you get older, so you might want to consider this scenario.  During my...

  • Reply To: Take A Vote and Accept Your Loss

    Eric, you reminded me of a comment by one of my bosses that I have shared before.  I had listed a couple things I had finished up recently, and his...

  • Reply To: Take A Vote and Accept Your Loss

    Tabs vs. Spaces and Singular vs. Plural, ...commas before or after?

    Really?  You're debating and voting on this?  Holding meetings and discussions?  Wasting everyone's time with this crap?

    I think the real...

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