I agree with Aaron above. I don't like this as a design pattern. I'd much rather have a permanent table that stores transient data, or even another caching store like...

I agree with Aaron above. I don't like this as a design pattern. I'd much rather have a permanent table that stores transient data, or even another caching store like...

That might be your network or connection. The links  work for me.

https://seths.blog/2019/04/the-first-database-rule/

I think your point about humans needing a change of pace rings true.

I know it sounds daft but I used to enjoy the excitement that surrounded a major release. ...

For me, this was a one shot a few years ago in mid Wyoming:

This was 15 minutes later.

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Perhaps you're the frog in water that's being heated so slowly that you don't realize how poor your current situation is for your health.

I've been that frog. My best...

I've...

Please start a separate thread for your question, but ultimately to change encryption mechanisms, you need to decrypt and re-encrypt data.

I don't expect the CeO to manage interns or tech people or even managers. They manage VPs, but they demand VPs are accountable to them for things happening. The VP...

missed it. Was coaching in Salt Lake when it went by.

Did see the one in...

I always try to use Apr 1 as a way to have fun, but maybe spark some ideas in the minds of MS developers.

Perhaps , but that wouldn't be as good a joke

Glad you liked it.

Cute idea, but seems about as likely as porting SQL Server to Linux!

 

I can't wait to find some code or explanations from this article quoted back by copilot or...

Prompt works, released today