Living in the Tech Avalanche Generation

I’m super excited, 10Gen are currently taking a survey for registrations of interest for MongoDB training run by them in Australia. So, I would implore anyone with a eye on the NOSQL or MongoDB space to get over quickly to survey monkey to fill in the Survey and show your Mongo love!

It’s been palpable the level of interest and noise being made by the .NET community around MongoDB, however MongoDB has no special language affiliation and the Survey seeks to know your language preference  (with regards to the training), so if your simply interested in imbibing on the best MongoDB training around, then fill in the Survey and spread the word.

Here is the link to register your interest.

It came to my attention recently that a site called SOA Guru have been scraping my blog and knocking off every single post and publishing under the name of their Admin user. What really annoys me is not that they are earning money off my work but more so that they are taking credit for it. If you have a story about this site then please blog it and make sure you report them to Google. I wonder if they will re-blog this post, I hope so.

UPDATE: Their re-post of this post is showing a link back here but it’s been generated by me to combat the scraping.

UPDATE: After making contact via email I received a response explaining that my material would be removed from their site and that appears to have taken place.

Today I came across a common issue as displayed here below. It warms my heart to see humanity leaving traces of itself lying around. But here’s my question: I wonder how many person hours go into proofing grammar and spelling errors in code that Microsoft release? Still it’s nice to see imperfection from to time, it reminds us that were human (as long as it doesn’t interfere with my application!). If you know the answer to the question post a comment and put me out of my misery.