This is an interesting topic. As I recall, over in Singapore, they can keep their place for 100 years and in the family. However, after that no. Then the gov, typically tears down and rebuilds. Again, I do not know if this is still being practiced or not. Maybe it is just for the towers..

In regards to SQL server, I do not see it in the deprecation list here:
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/...

However, I can see them changing and would recommend using the recommended selection. I have several that I need to change that I have been alerted on.

Just a quick collection - but sure.
go.bsky.app/PxShiuH

I wonder if it's also due to Pass Summit going on and word of mouth

Ditto, got a ton yesterday

You can also use nacho cheese doritos to start a camp fire.

Steps Recorder I think it was.

I tend to find that the casing protects all the flavor when boiling. Keeping flavor inside before baking. You puncture first you loose the flavor. But that's just me and what I grew up doing.

I have always done it afterwards.

Congrats!!!!

That is what I wanted to make sure of, so thank you.

So, if I have a dataset that is over 1gig, I need F64, right? BTW, thank you for your input. It assists immensely.

But isn't F64 equivalent to Pro version?

Maybe not full deprecation, but this was the article I was reading.
www.theregister.com/2024/05/21/m...

Hahaha, I folded my last load of towels 2 hours ago!

Oh my Tuesday was rough, this for sure would have handled that!

Even more beneficial that your windows open sideways. Don't have to struggle going down to open

Its not? Taking kiddo to school I thought it was. I had the feeling, oh tomorrow's Saturday. Sigh, just one more day till that feeling is true