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That one has been dealt with (newbie spammer banned). I thought @Rive was referring to this one (not necessarily spam yet):Borg said:That's probably a spammer. Brand new account that *helpfully* links to a website is the main clue. I've reported it.
Daniman said:Why did he take the value of turns per volts=4.
I'll bump to that.WWGD said:Now with fist bumps, I feel like I'm playing rock-paper-scissors everyday I run into someone I know.
better than in the face. Let's skip the high 5's until we master this one. And all th tackles you get when exiting a public restroom.dlgoff said:
Beats me, is it a TDS protocol thing? I'm wondering about name collisions and buffer overflow.WWGD said:Still trying to figure out why Sql Server uses TCP (instead of UDP , or other) between front and back ends.
Ah, I think TCP is ussed to make the connection and then TDS is used to communicate. I guess first set up connection in Transportation layer and TDS works in the Application Layer? Or did I forget some of my basics?Oldman too said:Beats me, is it a TDS protocol thing? I'm wondering about name collisions and buffer overflow.
Jeez... you already forgot more than I'll ever know. I think it it's something like TDS over tcp, let me see if I remember that right.WWGD said:Or did I forget some of my basics?
Nice. There's also Shared Memory, but not sure where, how it plays a role. (Somehow your attachment didn't render in my PC , though not in your post #9320, but it did when I hit reply) . Will try to see about the APIs as well: ODBC, Native Client, etc.Oldman too said:Jeez... you already forgot more than I'll ever know. I think it it's something like TDS over tcp, let me see if I remember that right.View attachment 300733
It's a wwweird world on the web, Your edit didn't appear until I hit reply also... the screenshot was an edit also, connection or coincidence? Your mention of shared memory got me side tracked with the overflow thing again.WWGD said:Nice. There's also Shared Memory, but not sure where, how it plays a role. (Somehow your attachment didn't render in my PC , though not in your post #9320, but it did when I hit reply) . Will try to see about the APIs as well: ODBC, Native Client, etc.
Carry on, wayward son. Toto likely not happy.dlgoff said:More nasty weather near where I live in Kansas.
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There are several tornadoes in those storms.
edit: some of these storms had wind speeds of 60 to 70 mph
Not sure, I was just reviewing recently.Oldman too said:Jeez... you already forgot more than I'll ever know. I think it it's something like TDS over tcp, let me see if I remember that right.View attachment 300733
I'm just curious about AE, although the protocol stuff is interesting.WWGD said:Not sure, I was just reviewing recently.
One tornado just went north of me. I almost went to my storm shelter but the siren in my area stopped sounding so I decided everything was probably okay.dlgoff said:There are several tornadoes in those storms.
Sounds like you're in for a long night, take care!dlgoff said:One tornado just went north of me.
Thank you Sir. I will.Oldman too said:Sounds like you're in for a long night, take care!
Sorry if I was too cavalier. Stay safe.dlgoff said:Thank you Sir. I will.
Yes it is: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/who-re.WWGD said:We have ' We Are' contracted to ' We're, and ' They Are' contracted to ' They're ' . But ' Who Are' , as in " Those who are here today " is not contracted to ' Who're' .
Thanks. @%$ Internet took away excuses for not knowing such things and just being lazy.Ibix said:
Maybe all those in favor of ' Whores'? Or maybe we need to "escape it" into ' Who\'res' ? ;).Ibix said:I must say I went and checked because I thought "well, I use it, but I wonder if anyone else does...". Apparently they do.
I didn't even know about this tornado in Andover Kansas last night:dlgoff said:One tornado just went north of me. I almost went to my storm shelter but the siren in my area stopped sounding so I decided everything was probably okay.
Not at all.WWGD said:Sorry if I was too cavalier.