Joey D'Antoni

I'm using the #sqlhelp hashtag for a non question. Vendors, this hashtag is primarily used for questions related to Microsoft SQL Server, and secondly to general SQL questions. If you use it for marketing, the people you want to reach will block you. So don't.

Trade tensions are making EU organizations wary of putting their data on U.S.-based cloud platforms. Microsoft is trying to get ahead of the problem. Great analysis by @jdanton over on @RedmondIT. #cloud #azure #microsoft #eu #datasovereignty redmondmag.com/articles/2025/…

@MikeTriplett wow. good call.

Hear what the community MVPs are saying about @SQLServer 2025 (@jdanton, @SQLEspresso @SqlrUs) youtube.com/watch?v=ofNqsj…

Case Studies of Real-World SaaS Ransomware Attacks: 'They Didn't Handle It Well' @jdanton: "So that was a pretty bad, bad impact. And, you know, made me lose some faith in SaaS providers." #saas #ransomware #phishing #cybersecurity virtualizationreview.com/Articles/2024/…

SQL Server 2025 News from Chicago from @jdanton Besides the AI news, there were two big announcements from Microsoft's data platform organization. #Ignite #MSIgnite #MicrosoftIgnite2024 hubs.li/Q02Z7h2S0

Loved watching @DesertIsleSQL doing the community keynote at #PASSDataSummit! Great job!

@SwiftOnSecurity Can you elaborate a bit more?

Y'all are REALLY sleeping on INTERACTIVE principal in Windows. Fantastic way to mess with hands-on-keyboards attacks while never interfering in system administration. Throw it in deny ACLs for an almost impossible to diagnose hurdle. Just saw it stealth something to a Red Team.

@AccidentalCajun Yep, I’m there will follow

I started a bluesky account anyone use that? Same handle.

Hm maybe Democrats could walk some picket lines, funnel a ton of money into infrastructure, put some aggressive antitrust regulators into the FTC, oversee tight labor markets and income growth concentrated in the bottom quartiles, that should fix it.

When people used to fail open-book tests in high school, I used to be genuinely confused. I get it now.

Tim Pool was paid $400k a month by Russia to build a media blitz specifically aimed at this demographic

Staggering class realignment/shift in working class Harris lost DESPITE major shift of affluent voters her way 2020: Trump wins voters over $100K, 54-52 2024: *Harris* wins voters over $100K, 54-45 2020: Biden wins voters $50K-$100K, 57-42 2024: *Trump* w/ voters $50K-$100K, 49-47 2020: Biden wins voters under $50K, 55-45 2024: Trump massive improvement w/ voters under $50K, 49-48

For a much larger number of people than even suspect it right now, the future likely involves unemployment, eviction, abandonment and probably jail.

Trump is outperforming his 2020 numbers by quite a lot, and it’s very evident that to a lot of Americans, he’s right: reproductive rights are just not an issue. Because he’s almost certainly winning.

And people thought it was just Hillary Clinton

I don't really have anything to offer--the polls were correct for once, it's a deeply divided nation, people will erase anything that doesn't fit their narrative, and there's a good chance we are going to have Donald Trump again. Shrug, I guess. People had a choice and chose.

These pundits need to stop saying that Democrats need to sell their policies better to working class voters. Democrats have done that. People voting for Trump want to indulge their bigotry and hatred, and Trump allows them to do it.

@WajahatAli Here’s the thing about FL: During the pandemic, Americans MOVED! And the folks who moved to FL were attracted, not repelled, by ivermectin and DeSantis and Maralago. It has gotten significantly redder.

This is the formula Democrats have used to win almost every major election since 2016