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  • RE: 36 Changes

    I'll second what Matt said. With a proper suite of trusted, automated tests, this is do-able... especially if there is proper separation of functionality instead of a monolithic approach to...

  • RE: Data Ownership

    Pshaw. We are. Everybody does what Disney tells them to do. Who'd've thunk it?

    😉

  • RE: Data Ownership

    Steve Jones - Editor (10/21/2008)


    weird as in Steve is weird, weird Steve picked a weird topic, or it's weird I think Steve made sense 😛

    Actually, as true as those may...

  • RE: Data Ownership

    As weird as it may be, I tend to agree with Steve that the DCMA is a travesty. Anything that damages fair use is wrong. I realize that various media...

  • RE: Enough - Database Weekly (Oct. 20, 2008)

    Add me to the list. I got a letter last month (three weeks ago?) from a company in the financial services sector that I've never heard of claiming to have...

  • RE: Project Management Management

    In previous lives when I actually managed people, budgets and projects, I had all of my prospective team mates read, agree to and sign a framed copy of the Agile...

  • RE: Speed or Value?

    Ruh-roh. Bob's pulled in politics... a Godwin event can't be far behind. :hehe:

  • RE: Speed or Value?

    Long term, the gold standard is cost of ownership for many companies, especially enterprises that are developing a Tier 1 utility database platform. For a database, that includes DBAs, training,...

  • RE: Should He Stay or Should He Go?

    Phil's recommendations of exit-inducing praise are good and work for a lot of people... but it won't work for people who hold a long-time grudge and don't have an exit-ready...

  • RE: The Glue that Binds

    Adam Machanic (9/19/2008)


    developmentalmadness (9/19/2008)


    The only shortcoming here with LINQ is they didn't go quite far enough, because the don't properly parameterize strings and numeric (decimal etc) types which have a...

  • RE: The Glue that Binds

    Having paid many, many developer-months to produce a code generation framework to avoid the repetitive CRUD work in a previous life (with .NET 1.0), I'm a big fan of software...

  • RE: Happy Birthday

    Merry birthday, Steve. I'm sure you'll enjoy the day.

    As for me? I'll probably go to work on my birthday, as always. I celebrate and give myself whatever I want all...

  • RE: Legal Liability

    jcrawf02 (9/12/2008)


    David Reed (9/11/2008)


    I also worked for an IP law firm that did a lot of suing back in the '90s, and the bill rates were nice. Does that make...

  • RE: Legal Liability

    We have existing laws, but our legal system (in the US) makes it nigh impossible to apply them to "new" things in the electronic world. Besides, laws against burglary have...

  • RE: When Is Work, Work?

    Interesting calculator of hourly rate: http://www.erlglobal.com/index.php?pageName=rate

    I can work 60 hours per week and take 2 weeks of vacation, no sick time (might have to take some after the election, though),...

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