domoarevil

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by domoarevil 12y ago
In 15 years of database centric roles, it's certainly the most beautiful SQL client I have used, so bravo for that. (Currently in Sybase hell, so switching to playing with this when I get home is a real joy.) I don't use Postgre
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by domoarevil 12y ago
twitter: @copypastaa and then appending ?hn is at least consistent :)
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by domoarevil 12y ago
It was a light hearted piece of humor where a bank accepts an object for collateral. You know that, of course, but comments like that make you feel special I suppose.
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by domoarevil 12y ago
Cool, will check, thanks. Despite the clunky UI, I've found that www.sql-ex.com provides the best medium to tricky problems for those wanting a refresher. (MS T-SQL centric.)
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by domoarevil 12y ago
It provides the gist of a puff piece, if it was done automagically then all the better!
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by domoarevil 12y ago
Indeed, something people forget sometimes leading to collation problems in the (odd) instance when CS is set.
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by domoarevil 12y ago
Ah, yes, absolutely true... The bodega is a lot easier to retool into an 'Artisan Deli' than say a Laundromat changing over to be a high-end Dry Cleaner.
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by domoarevil 12y ago
Well, sure. And bodega's, pawn shops, Western Union and check cashing establishments...
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by domoarevil 12y ago
This not a jaunt to Korea or Vietnam, holy moly.
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by domoarevil 12y ago
Why don't G just _block_ all Uber drivers from utilizing Google Maps, forcing them to an inferior Mapping/Route product, lowering the quality of the Uber experience. (Only Uber'd a few times and I'm sure the drivers had