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Owned by Unordained - Created on 01/29/2009 - Never edited 06/16/04 :: Folder :: Databases07/08/03 :: Folder :: Technology 05/01/04 :: Article :: Relational databases :: What they are, and what they are not ...04/20/11 :: Article :: Experience Extravaganza! :: Information Technology (mostly Software) "Best Practices" 05/09/05 :: Article :: Definitions (executive summary) :: Datatypes, types, domains, classes, constraints, values, variables, functions, ranges, representations, interfaces, protocols 12/29/11 :: Article :: Order of triggers and foreign key cascades in Firebird :: How do before and after triggers, with their position number, interact with cascade deletes and cascade set nulls? 09/10/08 :: Article :: SQL or SEQUEL :: On the correct pronunciation of the acronymn for Structured Query Language08/12/08 :: Message :: Firefox fails to establish SSL connection with strange error06/23/04 :: Article :: Programming languages :: New languages seem to pop up all the time -- why?04/26/05 :: Article :: Symbols [Scratchbook] :: Variables, constants, functions, contexts, lambdas  09/08/04 :: Reference :: (link) :: Outsourcing to America08/21/10 :: Article :: Don't be afraid to be a power user! :: Database agnosticism is not a virtue06/28/05 :: Folder :: Geeky06/27/05 :: Article :: Copyright Cooperative :: Private-sector distributed media library with exclusive concurrent control of licensed copyrighted materials 06/13/07 :: Article :: The Internet Is Not Magic :: The internet works in non-mysterious ways.05/22/09 :: Quote :: Dale HancheyA man with one watch knows what time it is, while a man with two isn't sure. 04/26/05 :: Article :: Representations [Scratchbook] [Deprecated] :: Variables, encoding, binary data; internal, primary, and possible representations04/25/11 :: Article :: Handling overridable warnings in the database layer :: Are you sure?04/13/05 :: Article :: Maximum nesting depth of windows/controls :: EWin32Error #8702/21/12 :: Article :: When to use Stored Procedures / Stored Functions / Views :: vs. inline SQL or webservices01/30/05 :: Article :: Contracts and Callbacks :: We really don't like them, eh? 08/15/07 :: Article :: Portable MP3-DVD player :: All I want is a Walkman type device that plays MP3s on a data DVD, without the added bulk necessary to play DVD-video.07/06/07 :: Article :: Datatypes [Scratchbook] :: Domains, classes, inheritance, value sets, type constraints06/18/10 :: Reference :: (link) :: USPS Postal Addressing Standards - Publication 2806/18/10 :: Reference :: (link) :: Falsehoods Programmers believe about Names06/16/05 :: Article :: School, Job, Career, &c :: 04/26/11 :: Article :: On the perils of genericity :: Programmers easily take "handles anything" too far04/20/11 :: Article :: Database vs. Filesystem, Blob vs. File :: Marginal performance drain for drastic feature gain03/13/04 :: Article :: SOAP is stupid :: Universal communication isn't here yet.03/04/04 :: Article :: Fixing a problem with TForm's resizing algorithm :: Ever noticed forms moving when resized? Annoyed? 12/15/08 :: Quote :: Bertrand RussellEverything is vague to a degree you do not realize till you have tried to make it precise. 10/21/07 :: Quote :: A. SpammerI think this email passes the Turing test on accident:
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