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Does Baby Yoda imply the existence of Sporty Yoda, Posh Yoda, Scary Yoda, and Ginger Yoda?
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Hmmm, David Beckham Posh Yoda children interesting will be
pestilence [ pes-tl-uh ns ] noun
1. a deadly or virulent epidemic disease. especially bubonic plague.
2. something that is considered harmful, destructive, or evil.
Synonyms: pest, plague, CCP
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Maybe Griff should lay off the the TotD until he's better.
That created mental images I don't "really, really want".
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I think it wooud be nice if yoda picked a better ToTD's, don't you. This just seems so forced.
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Perhaps his illness has left him wringing his Hans due to a Darth of good ideas.
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Produce an album Yodaworld they did?
Songs Your life Yoda Up, Back is Yoda, Yoda Invaders, they sang?
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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A library called "Yoda Time" Jon Skeet has published.
"Five fruits and vegetables a day? What a joke!
Personally, after the third watermelon, I'm full."
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Tell you what they want, they will.
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Lukewarm.
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I figured it had to be Star Wars related, but I didn't recall how.
I simply had to look it up to see if you were implying that Luke was a tauntaun fancier.
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Greg Utas wrote: I figured it had to be Star Wars
While we are admitting potentially embarrassing facts about ourselves to this group, I don't know much about Star Trek. And proud of it. 
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 ?!
I felt a disturbance in my guts! 
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Why upgrading MS-SSMS have to upgrade ODBC drivers? And why an admittedly compatible update can not be done without total remove of the previous version? And why the update rely on a previous (maybe totally foobar) install?
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Like it 
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No idea. My code is perfect. 
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I can easily imagine answers to all three.
Why upgrading MS-SSMS have to upgrade ODBC drivers? It might depend on some extension available only in the new ODBC driver version. Or possibly the new version do not have new fuctions, but essential performance improvements. Or essential bugfixes.
And why an admittedly compatible update can not be done without total remove of the previous version? The currently installed version might be one of umpteen different ones, with all sorts of incompatibilities and other issues. Keeping a full catalog of all previous versions (in all regional variants, for all sorts of architectures, ...) telling which older modules can be kept and which must be replaced could be extremely difficult to maintain, and could make the install/upgrade procedures magnitudes more complex. Chances are that it wouldn't be much faster, either - simply showeling in the new version without asking any questions may be the fastest alternative, and certainly safest one. The installation package would have to include all modules anyway, just in case they were needed.
And why the update rely on a previous (maybe totally foobar) install? That could be for licensing reasons: An installed, older version proves that the user has provided a license for that install, so he doesn't need to present it again. (I've seen a few systems that were like that.) The installer might pick up license info from the old installation to incorporate into the new.
...Are you sure that you know what you really want? You seem to dislike that the update relies on a previous install, yet you seem to want it not to be removed (is that even if it is "totally foobar"?)
I know: Some software (often in huge program systems) do allow piecewise updates, leaving other, old modules untouched. This ususally requires a very strong programming discipline, where any change of module interfaces is a major architectural update. Some such systems also rely on every module being able to answer to requests from e.g. the installer about their version number, configuration etc. So it is possible, but it might require a lot of resources to maintain. For simpler systems, it may not be worth the effort. Besides, full replacement allows agile interface definitions, the way modern programmers expect them to be: Something that is defined by implementation, not by specification.
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Don't ruin a perfectly good Microsoft hate session with your silly logic. 
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Because it's faster?
Fail early and fail often.
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Turning on my setup this morning (basically microtower, display, sound thing)
nice little bang and flipped the sub and main home circuit breakers.
Anyway, I already guessed it was the semi-cheap sound system, but carefully checked the more valuable bits first - no probs.
Yup, 'twas the sound thing, or more accurately the power adapter (even before opening it I knew)
Ppened up the adapter - tiny shrapnel, slight board burn near a very telling gap between 2 severed at board level legs where a diode [I think] used to live.
Ordered a new adapter, better quality $25 (one with genuine medical grade safety cert #)
- yeah almost as much as whole a new unit, and yeah: could've had a new cheapo adapter for $9,
but I feel safer with the better quality adapter than with another fire hazard.
(and if the unit itself is toast who cares, I'll buy another same, and use my new adapter - the one I got fits no nicely almost completely out of sight in a small space behind the monitor.)
It's usually them adapters that worry me most, cheap, crap, (probably 1$ or less bulk OEM)
- but they're also the bit that closest to the 240V hurty hot pixies so not to be ignored.
pestilence [ pes-tl-uh ns ] noun
1. a deadly or virulent epidemic disease. especially bubonic plague.
2. something that is considered harmful, destructive, or evil.
Synonyms: pest, plague, CCP
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