Good to see/. back (been a visitor for 18 or so years.) Didn't see the site down recently, but the stories were definitely on the stale side - stuck for a day or two with the same headlines.
I would try and change the work itself to use tools/techniques that you are interested in. Show that there is a better / cheaper / faster / more elegant way. Use code generators to knock up the code that is needed for the job in hand - in half/quarter/whatever of the time - and with the spare time learn something else. Empower *yourself* to make *your* job more interesting. Take yourself (and the role you occupy) to the next level. Save your stonking salary in a bank account while your outgoings are low. If your current employers don't notice you and your new skills and your better ways of doing things - you've just got a lot of money in the bank and a lot of skills - the world is your oyster.
Good to see /. back (been a visitor for 18 or so years.) Didn't see the site down recently, but the stories were definitely on the stale side - stuck for a day or two with the same headlines.
Thank you for your work.
My experience is the same - files with LONG lines will knacker vim (usually XML with no returns in my case, as well as MySQL dumps.)
Short lines and it loads stuff just fine.
With the ENTER VIGIN DIGITAL (sic) text on it.
I would try and change the work itself to use tools/techniques that you are interested in. Show that there is a better / cheaper / faster / more elegant way. Use code generators to knock up the code that is needed for the job in hand - in half/quarter/whatever of the time - and with the spare time learn something else.
Empower *yourself* to make *your* job more interesting. Take yourself (and the role you occupy) to the next level. Save your stonking salary in a bank account while your outgoings are low. If your current employers don't notice you and your new skills and your better ways of doing things - you've just got a lot of money in the bank and a lot of skills - the world is your oyster.
Thanks for the link.
Good ammo for persuading PHBs that OpenBSD is a real product that goes.
It looks like they were trying this on in the US in late 2000 - did they get anywhere?
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Seems unbelievable