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Do you have a sketch of the themes and dates you can share? / comments
Do you have a sketch of the themes and dates you can share?
This sounds amazing. I can't wait to play with it. / comments
This sounds amazing. I can't wait to play with it.
I submitted the survey but got a Varnish Cache error reply. Is there a way to know if my answers were submitted? / comments
I submitted the survey but got a Varnish Cache error reply. Is there a way to know if my answers were submitted?
For me the selling point is the data looks more realistic, but isn't at all real. For example, the first name column still looks like a first name, email addresses will still pass regex validation, and geolocation data isn't in the middle of the ocean.
I've seen two types of home-grown solutions:
1. Randomize everything. Select all the data in the column, rearrange all the rows, and put it back. The data is still "real data" but because the first name and last name are no longer in the same row, it technically no longer references the person. Technically it's "sanitized", but unique names still pop. Pros: passes validation, cons: not really sanitized.
2. Replace with random. The data is now gibberish. I can't pronounce the names, the fields no longer pass validation. Pros: it's definitely random, and I may discover an XSS vulnerability, cons: because data doesn't pass form validation, it makes using the app harder because I need to change all the data before I can push save -- even if that wasn't the task I was testing. / comments
For me the selling point is the data looks more realistic, but isn't at all real. For example, the first name column still looks like a first name, email addresses will still pass regex validation...
Neil Anderson is brilliant, and this project looks mighty interesting. Thanks for the pointer. / comments
Neil Anderson is brilliant, and this project looks mighty interesting. Thanks for the pointer.
Did you mean "referee" or did you mean "referral" or "reference"? Either way, count me in. (Email sent.) / comments
Did you mean "referee" or did you mean "referral" or "reference"? Either way, count me in. (Email sent.)
In August, I was in the midst of a CI/CD talk when the question came up about how this applies to databases. I pivoted, went off-script, and turned the talk into a discussion about SQL Source Control and ReadyRoll, and the DLM Automation Suite. / comments
In August, I was in the midst of a CI/CD talk when the question came up about how this applies to databases. I pivoted, went off-script, and turned the talk into a discussion about SQL Source Cont...
Perhaps less about rank and more about accomplishment? I'm thinking Stackoverflow, though I grant they have waaaay more badges than you'd like. Maybe just highlight the number of posts and "score" based on up-votes? / comments
Perhaps less about rank and more about accomplishment? I'm thinking Stackoverflow, though I grant they have waaaay more badges than you'd like. Maybe just highlight the number of posts and "score...
I like it but I don't like it. As a random internet user, if I happened upon a post by a user that was tagged both with "Noob" and with "Friend of Redgate" I'd feel weird. / comments
I like it but I don't like it. As a random internet user, if I happened upon a post by a user that was tagged both with "Noob" and with "Friend of Redgate" I'd feel weird.
Fail on me. Annabel pointed this out to us in the introductory post. Edit my profile, choose notification preferences on the right, and adjust to suit. Problem solved. / comments
Fail on me. Annabel pointed this out to us in the introductory post. Edit my profile, choose notification preferences on the right, and adjust to suit. Problem solved.