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  • Reply To: Has Everyone Had a Data Breach?

    Once an organisation starts to grow the direct partnerships aren't always visible or communicated to the people who need to know.

    An IT department may think that there are 30 partners/service...

  • Reply To: The Struggles to Keep Up with Growing Systems

    "But its not web scale".  Well neither is your market, or your share of the market.  Your market is mature rather than emerging so that isn't going to change any...

  • Reply To: Will ChatGPT Write Our Queries?

    I loved the way the summary displayed for Jeff's response under the article was

    I agree that ChatGTP operates from a "consensus of opinion that exists in the internet".  While I'm......

  • Reply To: The Cost of the Cloud

    You can certainly switch off your DEV environment overnight.  I know of one large company that had an autodestruct at 19:00. You could request a 1 hour extension to your...

  • Reply To: The Cost of the Cloud

    There's a thing that Google, AWS and Microsoft all have called the "Well Architected Framework" with 5 pillars (AWS invented a 6th pillar later that seems superfluous).  Those pillars are

      ...
  • Reply To: Coaching the Digital Transformation

    I'm at the stage in my career where I see "Digital Transformation" and want to cross out the "Digital".

    There is something about "Digital" that causes people to lose sight of...

  • Reply To: Outsourcing Operations

    A friend started his IT career in the UK tax office.  Got outsourced to 3 difference companies and stayed at the same desk at each change.

    My experience with outsourcing IT...

  • Reply To: The Data Fabric – Future of Data Management

    I should like to see this in operation somewhere as I've heard a lot of talk and seen some very expensive sales pitches.

    It seems like a more ambitious form of...

  • Reply To: The Complexity of Metrics

    I seem to remember that PLE was one of those metrics that you have to use in conjunction with something else and with an understanding of your system.

    I also remember...

  • Reply To: Losing Track of Data

    I'm remembering SQLSlammer.  Many SQL shops got caught out even though they had patched every SQL Server they knew about.

    It was the MSDE instances they didn't know about that slaughtered...

  • Reply To: The Challenge of Deleting Data

    GDPR gives people the right to the following:-

    • See what data you hold on them, SAR = Subject Access Request
    • To insist on corrections when your data on them is...
  • Reply To: The Power of Community in Times of Uncertainty

    Shame I can only give this 5 stars, would love to give it more🎉.

    I've been through the transition from a Microsoft shop to an open source shop and it wasn't...

  • Reply To: Minimize Typing

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    Yeah, lots of people like typing. Esp technology people

    There are "those" managers that associate the rattle of keyboards with productivity.

    The JetBrains IDEs have spell checkers in them, which does...

  • Reply To: Using pre-commit to prevent simple mistakes

    If you run pre-commit installthen you are telling the pre-commit tool to block any commit that doesn't comply with the linters/formatters.

    This can be a good thing for two reasons

    • It...
  • Reply To: The Programming Languages We Use

    Python is my "get things done" language.  I too found the "Python Is Now Top Programming Language — But Shouldn't Be" article  empty fluff.

    Python might not be a fast language...

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