When I first read your post Steve I missed the importance of the subject. However I went back and read both of the articles you linked into and got...

Here I go... Off track again a little maybe, but GREAT editorial and it needs to be said more rather than less often!

My 2 cents concerns the differences between our...

Amen, brother, preach on... 🙂

We all need to keep our code secure and I think we will be studying this subject when we retire! If a certification becomes available,...

For my time away from the computer I do indoor archery. I know it doesn't sound like that much to shoot an arrow into a target only 60 feet...

I just ran the Visa Upgrade Adviser and it scared me:-)

I like to wait about two years after a new version of a database engine becomes available before putting it into production.

That said, I do the same with Visual Studio's...

Well, if it comes under the heading of helping others with Microsoft "stuff" then I think you deserve MVP Steve!

I read or at least scan every editorial you publish. ...

What to say... Very interesting thread...

I come down on the side of those that consider any organization of human beings whether for profit or not as having a responsibility...

I agree with Ed about the standard schedule for service pack releases. Just keep them down to a small number per year. The number 1 seems ideal to...

Interesting thread from the document storage perspective...

I have worked on several "solutions" to document storage and found that most were just to complex for the end user(that's the person that...

I would like 2 days a week at home to get some relief from traffic and change the pace. For me that would be Tuesday and Friday at home,...

OK, here I go again... A little off the topic but others touched on it so I'll use this thread to drop an odd idea or two.

First, I'm a developer...

I guess what I despise about our industry is the need to come up with something new to make our efforts at making a business or other type of enterprise...

First, I agree with Stewart that XML is a huge waste of space... That said, I like it a lot in .Net development. When someone uses an XML...

Looks like you have enough input to show a pattern...  But here's my 2 cents

Acer Ferrari 4000 has 2 GB ram and 100 GB...