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Thu 13:13
one line of cocaine would also solve it
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Wed 13:51
<Sean has broken the chat>
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Wed 15:28
@PeterVandivier Don't talk about Joe like that.
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Thu 13:25
Officially a home owner, if anyone wants to help unpack, you're welcome to use the guest bedroom and pool
Tue 21:48
One doesn't establish precedent from examples of poor practice
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Tue 21:05
someone get rid of the superfluous "replied to..." junk while we're at it lol.
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Wed 15:22
@HannahVernon TIL there are too many options for a "space"
Wed 11:58
That's such an odd distinction to try to make.
Jul 18 13:59
"American trains" lol
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Tue 21:43
Jul 18 10:29
Some things are just so obviously mad you never try them. At most, you'd try them once
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Jun 25 10:09
Service Broker is great. My services are now broken, exactly as advertised
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Jul 17 21:42
@J.Mini Well, i am White not Randal
Jul 17 17:36
you should have the butler bring a real teapot
Jul 11 06:06
How exactly will being billed in USD at unknown conversion rates help me better anticipate monthly costs. Seems like the exact reverse is true. God, I hate marketing speak.
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Jun 27 16:29
@ConcernedOfTunbridgeWells my first office job was data entry. at some point i started adding zen koans in addition to my initials in the freetext field for sign-off/notes. this went on for a few weeks until i was gently informed that my contributions made it onto a big quarterly report reviewed by senior management
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Jul 15 14:28
Darts at the top of Europe
Jul 7 15:09
128 cores doesn't make things magically go fast, fyi.
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Jul 7 15:06
Backup/restore is way better in SQL Server than almost any other system by the looks of it. Table-level restore is really the only serious missing feature. Much-maligned SSMS has a brilliant plan visualiser, XEvents is pretty decent, etc.
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Jul 7 15:03
Everyone wants Postgres to save money. It’s not actually better at anything. Optimizer is way worse. Language has some friendlier stuff for developers. That said, 99% of apps don’t need stuff SQL Server is better at.
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Jun 16 23:02
I should have biffed all this ages ago and got seriously into sandwich making
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Jun 20 13:26
Erik is mean
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Jul 11 10:51
I'm still hoping for Paul White's centre for SQL professionals who can't do SQL good and who wanna learn to do other stuff good too.
Jul 1 22:14
or $action
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Jul 1 20:05
I didn't realize anything was a joke except for Fabric
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Jul 1 17:21
it's not written well in the search guide but if you do [sql-server*] it'll pop up all the related tags
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Jul 10 13:21
Cloud disk is not cheap.
May 17 16:07
I am currently caring for my newborn son :)
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Jun 30 17:13
Your commas are in the wrong spots in that screenshot
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Jun 22 05:21
Pretty certain I fractured a bone in my foot. It's been a day. Going to a clinic tomorrow to get a cast put on. I wonder if I should ask for a convert instead.
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Jun 19 11:42
you're not paid enough to deal with this
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Jun 10 23:52
Maybe... I do hate how weak I am now though
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Jun 10 11:07
The first lesson in my Train the Trainers Course is, not everyone can be taught
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Jul 8 04:42
May 19 21:07
yeah it's like when you try to make friends in your 40s and then realize the only people you have common ground with only exist in a half-baked chatroom on a slowly dying q&a website
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Jun 26 23:22
> Our recent minor product update will sadly be the last. Every employee was so excited they immediately ascended to a higher plane of existence
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Jun 16 14:45
@SeanGallardy you won't see Forrest for the trees?
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Jun 25 12:13
as american as apple pie and the childhood obesity it leads to
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Jun 5 15:56
PLS_TOP
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Jun 13 16:18
burn it all down
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