Sounds like some MBA heard about DevOps and thought he needed to get himself some of that.
I can just see one doing that. In those exact words, in fact.
DevOps simply means organizing IT so that development and operations are no longer in separate silos as they are in traditional IT, with oft lengthy and thoroughly formal handovers between the two.
Isn't that just good management/common sense?
Having said that, lengthy formal handovers are not a bad thing per se. Ever played computer volleyball - where the dev team's sole goal in life is to knock things over the net to support as quickly as possible, regardless of whether they're documented, tested, or even finished?
And posting job openings for "DevOps engineers" is about as dumb as asking a job applicant for certification in "Agile".
So they were using trial and error, but it wasn't science? In any case, your premise that there was no chemistry except for whatever lofty purpose you claimed is bollocks.
What I find interesting is that there are contemporary accounts from the 15th century describing the different colours worn by noble's retainers. Funny that, if dyes weren't invented until centuries later. Wouldn't they all be off-white?
If it's just the one I'll be disappointed.
Before it was used clinically there would have been in vivo trials, no? I doubt anybody died from this.
So they ported Skype to their shitty hardware?
I can't use Excel (post 2003). Perhaps the ribbon interface is designed for use with flippers?
By coincidence, just re-reading Sky Masters.
They should like *totally* make a movie of that or something.
It won't be long before you can buy bottles of "aerobically fermented sour wine condiment"
If they feel threatened by someone speaking what the hell are they going to do if something like a war or a natural disaster happens?
Nobody has a sense of perspective anymore.
Thank $deity for system restore points!
What's the most annoying thing on usenet?
> Q: Why is starting a comment in the Subject: field incredibly
> irritating?
Is it the 1200 with the lovely dust-traps on top?
Forrester says they doubled in the last month and will increase hundredfold by the end of the year.
Are you sure? I'm hardly ever wrong.
Have you stopped molesting goats yet, you fat cunt?
So become CEO of a tech company and don't do it. Then get sued by your shareholders.
Fail craters. Because it will crash and burn.
8) Anyone who has "Strategist" in his job title is an asshat. Shun and avoid.
You mean it goes off? That would only happen if they leave one under the hammer, and only an idiot would do that.
An article about people who drive like assholes - and think it's their god-given right - and you pop up.
Whodathunkit?
I can just see one doing that. In those exact words, in fact.
Isn't that just good management/common sense?
Having said that, lengthy formal handovers are not a bad thing per se. Ever played computer volleyball - where the dev team's sole goal in life is to knock things over the net to support as quickly as possible, regardless of whether they're documented, tested, or even finished?
I'm pretty sure I've seen that.
You've got to give the devil his deu.
Burma shave!
Is it yuuuuge?
So they were using trial and error, but it wasn't science? In any case, your premise that there was no chemistry except for whatever lofty purpose you claimed is bollocks.
What I find interesting is that there are contemporary accounts from the 15th century describing the different colours worn by noble's retainers. Funny that, if dyes weren't invented until centuries later. Wouldn't they all be off-white?
I like it when any applications can output audio, period.
When it works it works OK, sort of. When it doesn't work, well, it just doesn't work. I have one of each.