Volunteer Work Abroad?
MKalus asks: "Looking at what is going on in the world right now and realizing that computers are not everything (yes, there is more than that) I was considering for quite some time now volunteering in an international project. I was looking at institutions like Casa Alianza and Doctors Without Borders but the problem I am facing is that all of these organizations mainly seem to search for volunteers in medical fields and not so much in High Tech Areas. This is, of course, understandable as I don't really think anybody needs a server farm if they don't have enough to eat at the end of the day." Update: 12/03 15:19 GMT by C :MKalus has been reading the comments sent in so far, but had this bit to add: "I am NOT from the US, I am german living in Canada, as such things like the Peace Corps for example are not a viable option."
"Now I am aware of several organisations where you can go for two weeks in a developing country and help on a farm etc. I also remember the Geekcorps but as nice as it sounds to bring the internet in parts of the world who don't have it I don't quite see the sense in it when at the same time thousands of people die everyday.
So here's the question: Is there a geek out there who managed to volunteer for a longer period (6 months to a year or maybe even longer) in a project abroad, something along the lines of those I've mentioned abobe?"
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We have Linux extensions to Solaris. We just don't think a Linux partition on a mainframe makes a lot of sense. It's kind of like having a trailer park in the back of your estate.
hehe what a doofus.
I'm glad you read the full post instead of posting quickly.
Get started on your shots, too. Thats loads of fun.
this is good shit man
poignant, yet tempered by grammatical correctness. (+1, Wryly Funny)
since we're on the subject of trailor parks....
the net is also good for staring at a gaping anus in the privacy of your own home, douchebag.
unfortunately, lynching niggers is now illegal.
You are a fucking idiot, or a manager. A "good project leader" that knows jack shit about something can't guide people through it.
Dear SLASH crew - this post makes it clear why you need to add a new category - "tell it like it is (+1)"
BOOM.