Thanks. I'd been wondering if it was something I'd done.
Isn't it amazing how a company that constantly waves its willy about hiring only the best of the best is able to consistently produce such utter shite?
Just fucking don't go there. My wife is one of those nutters. She opens the kitchen windows if I've been using the microwave.
There's an old joke about people who complained about a radio mast that they said was causing all kinds of problems from eczema to sour milk. The owner apologised, and hoped that it wouldn't get worse when the time came to switch it on.
I have a spreadsheet I created for working out the cheapest online bookstore for specific books. It incorporates shipping costs - fixed and variable and currency exchange rates.
It works for me, but it's a pile of shite.
I can see how if I'd developed it at work to find the best supplier of buggerbum beans it might have grown into an entire procurment package. A shite one.
You don't build an aircraft carrier by extending a four-drum raft.
I don't agree that you need to learn coding to learn systematic thinking. Decent car mechanics tend to have it.
Coding might be one way to pick it up. But if all they're doing is pissing around with framework-du-jour or making pooeypoint presentations I doubt it.
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They can't build a theme park in under 12 parsecs?
That's because we didn't have unixisc (alias Captain Obvious) to tell us that Hitler was a bit naughty.
I was reading Joel on Software in the netty, and one of the chapters was about how 19 of the top 20 tech companies had been replaced x years later.
The only one that hadn't was Microsoft, and his reason was they hadn't made a colossal fuckup like all the others. He made a joke about clippy.
Windows 10 is 27 legions of clippy.
Perhaps if you actually thought about what you were saying you wouldn't contradict yourself so much?
I suspect that if it was feasible and cost-effective to migrate they'd have done it 17 years ago.
Piss on a fusebox, you aspie fucktard.
FTFY.
An init system that's just an init system - not 97 other unrelated things.
It caused low self-esteem?
Don't be silly, things like that don't happen in the USA. Because guns.
Does it run for five minutes then pop up a message saying "Go read a goddam book"?
Seems they like ones who know what geolocation is, but don't know what HTTP headers are for.
Being pretty dumb at geography & foreign languages appears to be a bonus.
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I self-identify as a Motie. I am triggered.
My lawyer will be in touch.
Say what? Next you'll be telling me that belting out catchy ditties doesn't make Bono an expert on agro-economics.
What if we aren't an intelligent species?
Even if the sheilding was faulty, I'm not seeing a plausible mechanism for there being waves bouncing around the room afterwards.
Thanks. I'd been wondering if it was something I'd done.
Isn't it amazing how a company that constantly waves its willy about hiring only the best of the best is able to consistently produce such utter shite?
(is THAT on topic, twat with the modpoints?)
Type mismatch near line 261. Expected country, got linguistic group. Bailing
If it's "Clash of Warriors" I was thinking of (among all the unsorted random stuff on my HD) then yes, you're closer.
A bit. Pretty much any SciFi or fantasy film is going to have those, but only a small minority bother with made-up languages.
I guess Americans have an advantage in that there's very little likelihood that they'll unconsciously put bits of an existing language in.
Just fucking don't go there. My wife is one of those nutters. She opens the kitchen windows if I've been using the microwave.
There's an old joke about people who complained about a radio mast that they said was causing all kinds of problems from eczema to sour milk. The owner apologised, and hoped that it wouldn't get worse when the time came to switch it on.
I rarely use the ones where the power isn't a multiple of 3.
I have a spreadsheet I created for working out the cheapest online bookstore for specific books. It incorporates shipping costs - fixed and variable and currency exchange rates.
It works for me, but it's a pile of shite.
I can see how if I'd developed it at work to find the best supplier of buggerbum beans it might have grown into an entire procurment package. A shite one.
You don't build an aircraft carrier by extending a four-drum raft.
I don't agree that you need to learn coding to learn systematic thinking. Decent car mechanics tend to have it.
Coding might be one way to pick it up. But if all they're doing is pissing around with framework-du-jour or making pooeypoint presentations I doubt it.
Probably something to do with a turtle.