Almost every week I write or enhance software components that are deployed into a PROD environment. Every week, the full-fat versions of the ...Read more
When using Oracle I sigh often (from the perspective of a database developer). Oracle have, by design, implemented instability into their execution plan costings. ...Read more
Human Resources - what a stupid name. It is almost patronising to think of someone as a resource, although admittedly it does feel ...Read more
My first calculator was a Casio FX81. At the time for someone in their teens in the late 80's in NZ, it was the ...Read more
I have many email accounts. Some with spam and virus filters, some without, some personal, some for business, some as redirects from a couple ...Read more
Within the past year or so, I have worked with an utterly shameful technology. It was initially marketed in the early 90's as ...Read more
I have a licensed third party API, it cost my company around 7,200€, and it was provided as part of an integration layer ...Read more
OK, firstly this blog post is a general IT rant, left field of my normal rants, and atypical of my normal technical and business ...Read more
Some online technical documentation, and from leading software vendors, is atrocious; old-school railroad diagrams, pages and pages of drivel, and lacking in example code ...Read more
2 TB, or 2 terabytes, or 2,000,000,000,000 bytes is sooooooooo much disk space, of course you can't have a clone of of the ...Read more
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