Wait - you opened presents on Christmas Eve? CHRISTMAS EVE? A day early and you're complaining about the 15 minutes!

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This is a brilliant subject for a series of articles. Good luck with the transition.

I'm a techy, but was recently given the opportunity to attend a 2-day course about...

The best trial I've taken advantage of is for a piece of Software called Scrivener. It's for the Mac and is software designed to aid writers. I digress.

The...

CirquedeSQLeil (5/27/2010)

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I would most certainly do it for at least a year or two. My hobby is running. I find myself doing math or SQL while running -...

SSC is great. I interact with it almost exclusively via the newsletter. I don't have time to watch/listen to vid/podcasts, and a live show would completely pass me...

Jeff makes a fair point, but it can work the other way too. So the real lesson is, use the best tool for the job and use it properly.

Simples!

Time off.

If I complete a major project then it'd be nice for the boss to say "Take Thursday and Friday off next week and have a long weekend".

Yeah, something like...

Password Safe.

kranthi.babu (3/24/2010)

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When you move your...

Where I work now there are no facilities like those mentioned. I tend to play some games on my iPhone as a way of relaxing at work. During...

"It's the future!" - as we say about anything even remotely cool that we've done where I work. And, naturally, this includes code that writes code.

A few years ago...

I've used Identity columns a lot in my data warehouse work, and I love the simplicity they bring. I've also used them extensively when working on transactional systems, and...

I'm with you on the Notepad/Word thing!

As for SSMS, I have two instances of that open at once. One is setup for browsing around databases, jobs, SSIS packages etc,...

I love posts like this. Sure, the specific example used may not be practical, but I just like the thinking behind coming up with the solution. Often that...

Much joy. Really, you've no idea how much. It's like an epiphany.

Thanks, David; you rule!