Any chief economist in a bank - that comes to interviews with long hair and wearing a ManOWar shirt has my attention.
https://www.nrk.no/norge/_-vi-har-rett-og-slett-ikke-noe-onske-om-a-ha-barn-1.16815640
Johan Ludvig Brattås
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Just this guy, you know? (He/him)
@thisisskaly According to Wikipedia there was a marriage in Kenya some years ago. Might be an issue for the men though, as Kenya isn't very tolerant to LGBQT+
I am pretty sure I could put out a fire with this sword (if I could manage to vield it)
@SQLAllFather @Sqlgene That only mentions knives though. A sword could work on a fire if large enough sword.
Andy Levy#tsql2sday invite for September https://www.scarydba.com/2023/09/11/t-sql-tuesday-166-extended-events/
T-SQL Tuesday #166: Extended Events - Grant Fritchey
When I was put on the list to host September’s T-SQL Tuesday, well, I forgot to put it in my calendar. So I’m late (and in the doghouse with Steve). Because of this, I’m going to bend the rules a little (sorry Steve) and give you a few days to get your posts together. In […]
Jeroen (Jay) ter HeerdtImproving the communication performance of XMLA-based tools
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Improving the communication performance of XMLA-based tools
We are thrilled to announce that we have made some significant performance improvements to the XMLA-endpoint communication in Power BI. Specifically, we have switched XMLA-based communication from plain text XML to binary XML and enabled compression for the .NET client libraries. Make sure you upgrade to version 19.61.1.4 or later to benefit from this improvement.