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thomaslarock.com 7y ago

No, you don't need a blockchain

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thomaslarock.com 7y ago

Life is dirty. So's your data. Get used to it.

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thomaslarock.com 7y ago

I Lost 50 Pounds in 5 Months, Here’s How

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thomaslarock.com 8y ago

Databases 101 for the Non-Database Professional

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thomaslarock.com 9y ago

The Future of the DBA

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www.amazon.com 10y ago

Postgres for ladies

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thomaslarock.com 11y ago

ESPN has more testicular fortitude than Bill Simmons

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www.bankinfosecurity.com 11y ago

How Apple Pay Is Exploited for Fraud

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channel9.msdn.com 11y ago

Microsoft SQL Server End-To-End High Availability and Disaster Recovery

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blogs.technet.com 11y ago

Azure SQL Database Elastic Database, Azure SQL Data Warehouse, Azure Data Lake

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www.bankinfosecurity.com 11y ago

Time to Ban the Bloatware

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www.enterprise-security-today.com 11y ago

NSA May Have Hacked Billions of SIM Cards

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www.wired.com 11y ago

Facebook Now Runs on Networking Gear Designed by Its Own Engineers

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www.bankinfosecurity.com 11y ago

Obama's Breach Notification Plan Lacks Specifics

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www.bankinfosecurity.com 11y ago

U.S. Central Command's Accounts Hacked

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azure.microsoft.com 11y ago

Microsoft Azure announces G-series VMs

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www.networkworld.com 11y ago

The 5 worst Big Data privacy risks (and how to guard against them)

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www.bankinfosecurity.com 11y ago

Chase Attackers Exploited Basic Flaws

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www.networkworld.com 11y ago

Cybersecurity Skills Shortage Panic in 2015?

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sqlperformance.com 11y ago

Running SQL Server 2014 on an Azure Virtual Machine

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www.bankinfosecurity.com 11y ago

Why are we so stupid about passwords?

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"Agile methods ask practitioners to think, and frankly, that‘s a hard sell."

Wonderful point, and spot-on. But that's not just for agile newbies, I'd extend that to other groups that are immersed in something. The best example I can think of at the moment are MBAs. For whatever reason, smart people go off to charm school, earn their MBA, and then forget how to think.