Hey @AirbnbHelp your Host Damage Protection TOS require evidence of the time, cause and origin of damage. We got: one photo taken after checkout and a claim opened only after we opened our own claim, and a retaliation review to match. How does that meet 3.3.2
The winner of worst delivery experience to date, goes to @HomeDepot@HDCares @LGElectronics They simply took off without me able to tell them we had a driveway they could use. Whoever you are using to make deliveries needs to change.
Having 3 outages in Somerville in one week, might as well just use my phone tether 24/7 @RCNconnects this is not acceptable or dependable. On the phone waiting AGAIN.
There's nothing more terrifying than thinking your Terraform nuked "all the things", only to realize you were just in the wrong AWS region #needmorecoffee
The only reason I want to go back to the office is to get my @daskeyboard ultimate! My TKL corsair home setup is just not the same #mechanicalkeyboards
Anyone in the Boston area looking for a DBE contract position? Existing interesting MSSQL work but with lots of cloudy AWS solutions. Help build microservices and break up monoliths with Terraform, Snowflake, Dynamo, Aurora, Python....oh my.
Here is part of debug output #SQLHELP
APPLICATION_FAULT_INVALID_POINTER_READ
Scope: DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID (Failure Bucket ID prefix)
Name: Add
Frame: [0] : sqllang!CPartitionInfo::CardGet
#SQLHELP hit an interesting issue after altering partition schemes and functions in SQL 2017 CU9. No data had been switched but saw access violations for specific queries. Issue persisted after a restart. CU patch fixes didn't fit our use case. only stat update worked. Any ideas