[Cache. Profit. I guess I’m going on 50. I should have called this ‘CacheMetadata – declaring your runtime behavior’ or some such.]
After reading Basic Activity Scheduling and writing subclasses of NativeActivity, you may have stopped, or you may have continued exploring and all too soon start running into a bunch of really weird or downright [...]

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[Cache. Profit. I guess I’m going on 50. I should have called this ‘CacheMetadata – declaring your runtime behavior’ or some such.]
After reading Basic Activity Scheduling and writing subclasses of NativeActivity, you may have stopped, or you may have continued exploring and all too soon start running into a bunch of really weird or downright [...]

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[Cache. Profit. I guess I’m going on 50. I should have called this ‘CacheMetadata – declaring your runtime behavior’ or some such.]
After reading Basic Activity Scheduling and writing subclasses of NativeActivity, you may have stopped, or you may have continued exploring and all too soon start running into a bunch of really weird or downright [...]

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One side effect of following the best practices and running SQL Server under a Domain User account is that “Kerberos” authentication may not work due to the fact that the SPN cannot be registered.
To step back a bit – what’s an SPN? This is a mapping maintained in Active Directory between a service account and [...]

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One side effect of following the best practices and running SQL Server under a Domain User account is that “Kerberos” authentication may not work due to the fact that the SPN cannot be registered.
To step back a bit – what’s an SPN? This is a mapping maintained in Active Directory between a service account and [...]

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One side effect of following the best practices and running SQL Server under a Domain User account is that “Kerberos” authentication may not work due to the fact that the SPN cannot be registered.
To step back a bit – what’s an SPN? This is a mapping maintained in Active Directory between a service account and [...]

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So the thing I wrote the other day made me think about another thing. Toyota is doing what they should. Taking responsibility for the failure, learning from it. Toyota is not unique in this way. I think most companies today have realized that you get a better reputation when you treat customers with respect and [...]

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MICROSOFT et SOFTWARE CONTINUITY vous invitent à un atelier dans le cadre de l’offre ALM :
"Mesure de la pérennité de vos actifs logiciels"
Cet atelier se tiendra mardi 16 février de 9h30 à 12h au Microsoft Technology Center à Issy-les-Moulineaux.
Software Continuity présentera notamment sa méthodologie unique permettant d’évaluer la maintenabilité d’un logiciel. Elle agrège les bonnes [...]

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So the thing I wrote the other day made me think about another thing. Toyota is doing what they should. Taking responsibility for the failure, learning from it. Toyota is not unique in this way. I think most companies today have realized that you get a better reputation when you treat customers with respect and [...]

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So the thing I wrote the other day made me think about another thing. Toyota is doing what they should. Taking responsibility for the failure, learning from it. Toyota is not unique in this way. I think most companies today have realized that you get a better reputation when you treat customers with respect and [...]

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