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  • Reply To: Rebooting for a Reason

    Rid, my experience too.  Damn the torpedoes full speed ahead ( and hope it doesn't happen again ).

  • Reply To: Rebooting for a Reason

    I have always believed that a periodic reboot is a good thing.  It can handle hidden issues that have existed for a while even if they have not YET caused...

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  • Reply To: The Home Setup

    Rod at work wrote:

    I have a dedicated workspace at home. We've got an old metal, military desk from a bygone era. We got it several years ago at a military surplus sale....

  • Reply To: The Home Setup

    jeff-657319 wrote:

    My wife and I are fortunate to have two spare rooms in the house to accommodate separate offices.  She does physical therapy practice management consulting while I'm a software...

  • Reply To: The Home Setup

    Before my wife took early retirement from an office furniture manufacturer and started her graphic design and web development business we furnished our home office at dealer cost with her...

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  • Reply To: Christmas in July

    Rod at work wrote:

    I wish I could take time out  to relax somewhere for at least a week. I don't see that happening. There are too many demands and responsibilities in my...

  • Reply To: Christmas in July

    Steve, I wish you well with the fence project.  Being an old Illinois farm-raised boy I know that can be hard work. Hope it's not as hot and humid there...

  • Reply To: Returning To An Employer

    I only had a single experience with returning to an employer after resigning.  I always worried that by going back I could be subjected to additional pressure, higher expectations, possibly...

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  • Reply To: Long Term Storage

    "These days, I know many people have moved to secondary disk storage of some sort, often rotating data across a few disk types that give you recovery for days, weeks,...

  • Reply To: Flawed Data Integration

    Related to the handicapped traveling, I can say that our experience, though not much with flying, has been pretty much the opposite.  My wife is a double below-knee amputee, and...

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  • Reply To: It's Not Yours

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Oh, don't get me wrong... I quite agree that the data isn't "mine".  It belongs to the company.  And your point about responsibility is exactly what I'm getting at. ...

  • Reply To: It's Not Yours

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    Jeff Moden - Wednesday, January 17, 2018 6:56 AM

    The title of this article is "Its not yours".  While I definitely agree with that, I'm...

  • Reply To: The General Database Platform

    "Do you use a screwdriver, a Philips bit in a drill or an impact driver? Yes, depending on what/where. "

    Wow, you hit close to home on that one.  My experience,...

  • Reply To: The General Database Platform

    I realize that I'm getting obsolete regarding selecting tools, but my gut feel is that I would try to stay away from specialized platforms if it is at all possible. ...

  • Reply To: The Future of Certifications

    bi.martingo wrote:

    I  believe certification is a very big business and important for newbies as an evidence they are going to do things according to the manual and make it work...

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