Jensen Data Systems, Inc.

09/14/2018

Marco Cantu with Cary Jensen after Cary published Delphi in Depth: ClientDataSets, 2nd Edition.

09/27/2017

http://delphi.org/2017/07/getting-technical-with-cary-jensen-and-firedac-episode-74/

In this episode of the Podcast @ Delphi.org we talk with Cary Jensen about his new book Delphi in Depth: FireDAC and the upcoming Delphi Developer Days which Cary puts on with Dr. Bob Swart. Nick H…

09/07/2017

The Delphi Developer Days 2017 Special Edition Database Workshop course book has arrived, weighing in at over 500 pages. Register today at http://www.DelphiDeveloperDays.com to receive your copy. Chicago (25-26 September) and Antwerp (9-10 October) are close to selling out. Register soon to reserve your seat

09/02/2017

Just received a Ting email. (Ting is part of twocows) re
Hurricane Harvey relief.
Dear residents of Texas,
"We sincerely hope you are safe from the Hurricane Harvey disaster and want to offer a reimbursement for all Ting customers affected.
We've gone ahead and added $40 in service credit to all Ting accounts in the area, plus $20 for each additional device on the account.
This account credit will automatically be used to pay your next bill – you don't have to do anything to claim this credit.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call us at 1-855-846-4389 or email [email protected].
Stay safe"
Wow! What a nice thing. I'm sharing a referrallink: https://zhq3024ge7b.ting.com/
I've recommended Ting to others for both business and personal before, as I've been extremely happy with my mobile phone plan with them - no restrictions, really. I'm list a link here where you get a $25 credit and I get a $25 credit if you decide to try Ting. I tried Ting for a month while keeping my old AT&T plan (my contract w/ AT&T was expiring, finally). Loved Ting, good reception, so I switched!

09/01/2017

Hurricane Harvey update: Cary (Jensen) told me that our house is fine: 4 ft more and we'd have had water in the house so we are very lucky. But Cary determined that we are pretty much the highest house, or one of the highest, on the lake for our little 700+ home subdivision. Many, many neighbors' houses flooded and he spent the last two days helping remove stuff, debris and then ripped up carpeting from the entire 1st floor of a house 5 -6 doors down from us. Cary searched out people who didn't have help in our neighborhood.

I'm out of town so facebook and phone/text have been a mainstay for me this past week. Has it only been a week?

08/31/2017

Anyone know (or willing to research for me/Loy): Can I temporarily make my facebook posts public (for all posts) and then return to my private settings? Are all fb posts then viewable to everyone? It would be an easier way to post updates about Hurricane Harvey effects to us and our greater community.

Thank you again to the Delphi community for checking on Cary and me. Things are still very bad in the greater Houston area. I will try to post occasional updates.