OK, so Yelp cannot be trusted. And they have gone to court so they can become even less trustworthy. Would anyone care to nominate an alternative site that is trustworthy?
Having been the one-eyed in the land of the blind I can tell you that the damned blind people will try to kill you and won't stop until they do. Being that severely outnumbered is a bitch.
Having lived through the OS wars of the 1990's I can definitely state that Warp wasn't better than anything - commercially usable. I set aside Friday's for rebuilding my desktop.
IBM let down (and then pretty much abandoned) its enterprise customers (on the desktop) and allowed "bad" code to drive out "good".
The absolutely worst IT executive I ever had the displeasure to work for was a woman. Arrogant, rude and completely unqualified.
It turns out that she had quite a horrid reputation in her prior jobs. Made a complete mess of things and then moved along to another (local) company where she proceeded to make the same mess. I will give her points for consistency.
This all appears to be simply a matter of empty suits finding one of their own for critical executive positions. To my regret I was out the day that IT became a political space and not a technical one.
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OK, so Yelp cannot be trusted. And they have gone to court so they can become even less trustworthy. Would anyone care to nominate an alternative site that is trustworthy?
Until some bankers are in jail along side the "pirates" our justice system is just a sick joke.
Having been the one-eyed in the land of the blind I can tell you that the damned blind people will try to kill you and won't stop until they do. Being that severely outnumbered is a bitch.
I'm delighted to hear that you have more money than sense. Keep up the fine work.
Wow - you've described the US today. Congratulations.
And stupid is even harder to fix when stupid is in charge.
You apparently have too much sense and knowledge to be one of today's "IT Executives". As I look around I have to say, "Is this the best we can do?"
Amen. It does turn out that the new boss is the same as the old boss. Where's the outrage?
Thank you. Well stated.
If it's not viable it's not an alternative.
Having lived through the OS wars of the 1990's I can definitely state that Warp wasn't better than anything - commercially usable. I set aside Friday's for rebuilding my desktop. IBM let down (and then pretty much abandoned) its enterprise customers (on the desktop) and allowed "bad" code to drive out "good".
The absolutely worst IT executive I ever had the displeasure to work for was a woman. Arrogant, rude and completely unqualified. It turns out that she had quite a horrid reputation in her prior jobs. Made a complete mess of things and then moved along to another (local) company where she proceeded to make the same mess. I will give her points for consistency. This all appears to be simply a matter of empty suits finding one of their own for critical executive positions. To my regret I was out the day that IT became a political space and not a technical one.