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If I did it right, we’ve moved to a new host, changed the theme, and the website should load more quickly than before. bornsql.ca
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Max server memory recommendations are just a suggestion bornsql.ca/blog/max-serve…
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Just one more thing, an essay on troubleshooting bornsql.ca/blog/just-one-…
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If I can’t use PWDENCRYPT, how am I supposed to use HASHBYTES? bornsql.ca/blog/if-i-cant…
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You can’t secure your network with spite bornsql.ca/blog/you-cant-…
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How do I merge a small part of a Git repo into another repo? bornsql.ca/blog/how-do-i-…
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Today’s deleted sarcastic comment was that I didn’t reply to someone on how to run the SQL Server 2019 service as root on a Docker container. That’s because, “annoyed”, you shouldn’t do it. I’m not going to help you make your environment less secure. Especially in 2022.
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I was able to find this information on Microsoft’s Docs (“Run the non-root container as the root user”). Do people not know how to use a search engine, and expect all this information to be provided to them without lifting a proverbial finger? It takes longer to comment!
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There’s a bunch of good reasons why you shouldn’t do stuff as the root user or Windows administrator. Learn those reasons.
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Got a comment saying my most recent blog post was click bait and a waste of time. I deleted it because it’s my website. If you don’t like it, write your own.
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@BornSQL Good job. I really don’t get people who take their time to comment something is a waste of time. Well, if it’s a waste of time just move on a don’t spent any more second on it. It doesn’t mean it’s a waste of time for everyone else.
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@marcingminski I didn’t think it was clickbait anyway. Don’t change your port 1433 for security reasons. It’s good advice.
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