After a little back and forth, we ended up with this passage from E. F. Schumacher.

I was intrigued, but it took a while for me to 'get' it. But given I have always worked to create simple solutions for complex problems - and I work on Computers all day - I knew when I got a new office, that I simply just had to commission Robyn to create one for me!

My friend Robyn Sanford is a very creative artist. Some time ago, she did a collection of pieces that spells out different poems and quotes by using recycled keyboard pieces and mounting them on wood.

I have that one at home. Fantastic dram. But it’s not Japanese. It’s mostly Ben Nevis - which is yummy :)

We tried those two as well! Pretty good.

If you specify a backup file, it hangs on setting compatibility level.

Turn out it is because the .flf file that is included on the NAV2016 dvd comes up with a warning, that it is expiring.

github.com/microsoft/na...

One of my clients store in liquid nitrogen. So if it hits 0 we have a huge problem :)

Things that seemed excessive years ago are now seen as risky. I’m all for adding layers for security.

I found an app recently, where the ‘support website returns a 404’ and Dunn & bradstreet lists a liquidator as the main contact.

Not disagreeing with you on that! Transparency is what I am asking for.

It will give you an indication if the app you have installed is even maintained and/or compatible with upcoming versions