Re: OT - Thanks To Those Who've Hosted This List

Hi, thanks to all of you who had patience with me and my OTs, and helped people like me who weren't really database specialists, but had to solve database problems.
And because it is an OT I want to take advantage and share something I found for those of you who are retiring and want to learn astral projection, this guy can help you.

http://www.elasticperception.com/

Greetings :)

Your captain :)
Me :)

El mar, 16 abr 2024 a las 11:50, richard goulet (<rjgoulet_at_comcast.net>) escribió:

> There have been several "owners" of this list over the years or at least
> it has seemed so. There have been a lot of discussions and arguments on
> it as well most of which have been amicably resolved, Dealing with a
> product that was and somehow still is at the heart of many a career in
> IT it's not surprising. I for one have learned a whole lot over the
> years from the posts and I hope others have learned from my questions
> and replies. I will be forever grateful for the give & take that has
> been here and the civil manner in which it has taken place. Would the
> rest of the world acted in a similar manner we'd not have the global
> issues we have today.
>
> The list has changed a lot since my first connection to it right along
> with the changes that have been embraced by IT. Some of those I do not
> look back on with such much enmity and others have produced some
> horror. I've my doubts about Cloud and AI is a real terror in some of
> it's present use though it does show promise for amazing advances. I
> would refer you to the PBS NOVA program A.I. Revolution.
>
> Now in retirement I will always look upon the members of this list as
> friends, colleagues, and some of the better people of this world.
>
> Richard J. Goulet, MSgt USAF retired
> former Principal DBA for VIcor Corporation, Capgemini, and Parexel
> International.
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