i have had my resume on monster.com for years with only a couple of calls. last night a security company called and we are talking a 50% increase in salary - i interview next friday:D
Agreed - I don't think the day has ended until after a stop at the gym. Sedentary jobs like ours require that we do something extra, be it weights, biking, running, whatever.
"This is your last chance. After this there is no turning back. You take the blue pill, the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.... Remember, all I'm offering is the truth, nothing more...." --Morpheus
By the time I finish waving my arms around in the air to signify where the ethernet connections run and mimicking the motions of placing a cd in a drive or signing on using a keyboard the users have begun to back away. Long before I actually begin describing the shape of the machine to which I am referring by using quick hand-edge slicing motions through the air in front of me they have moved into another row or far enough down the hall that I can just walk away.
Funny, they never ask me to clarify my use of jargon.
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someone on Slashdot knows what he's talking about, and it's grammar no less
Well, it's all well and good to suggest that a copany use X instead of Y, but when a company already uses software from Y's vendor they will probably require a pretty good reason to change to X. Like Microsoft's licensing costs, for example.
Ack! That is a nightmare to administer. This is why IT has to have corporate-wide standards or interoperability goes out the window and each of those groups ends up repeating work that was probably already done for another group.
Shouldn't the sales budget pay for at least some fo that cost?
More like all of it. If their department is consuming all the added resources, their department should foot the bill for the entire upgrade.
What gets complicated is when you have multiple lines of business sharing services at a location. One line of business wants (NEEDS!!!) the world's greatest server and the others don't want to pay for it. So you have to negotiate who will use what and who will pay what.
we just filter attachments based on extension. .pif's are right out
dude you are not kidding
:D
i have had my resume on monster.com for years with only a couple of calls. last night a security company called and we are talking a 50% increase in salary - i interview next friday
I realized it about 2 minutes after posting.
ain't that a bitch!
your first assumption was correct - i cnat speel
Oracle drops support for Netware in favor of Linux.
Novell buys Symian.
Oracle adopts Linux internally.
And the peasants danced.
haven't you?
check here
hell no - if i was geddy lee i wouldn't get near nancy wilson for fear of being eaten
Agreed - I don't think the day has ended until after a stop at the gym. Sedentary jobs like ours require that we do something extra, be it weights, biking, running, whatever.
dave chapelle's show
the watermark of public awareness?
don't get me wrong - dave's show is great and he is hilarious
but not *everyone* watches the show
yet
IE crapped out and came up with the error report screen.
I have seen the future of government applications, and it is buggy.
point - counterpoint
weird-ass part is i agreed with both
"This is your last chance. After this there is no turning back. You take the blue pill, the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.... Remember, all I'm offering is the truth, nothing more...."
--Morpheus
By the time I finish waving my arms around in the air to signify where the ethernet connections run and mimicking the motions of placing a cd in a drive or signing on using a keyboard the users have begun to back away. Long before I actually begin describing the shape of the machine to which I am referring by using quick hand-edge slicing motions through the air in front of me they have moved into another row or far enough down the hall that I can just walk away.
Funny, they never ask me to clarify my use of jargon.
someone on Slashdot knows what he's talking about, and it's grammar no less
:/
thanks for setting things back to normal
Well, it's all well and good to suggest that a copany use X instead of Y, but when a company already uses software from Y's vendor they will probably require a pretty good reason to change to X. Like Microsoft's licensing costs, for example.
We use the term "partner". We have the same goals - make/save money for the enterprise.
Ack! That is a nightmare to administer. This is why IT has to have corporate-wide standards or interoperability goes out the window and each of those groups ends up repeating work that was probably already done for another group.
Shouldn't the sales budget pay for at least some fo that cost?
More like all of it. If their department is consuming all the added resources, their department should foot the bill for the entire upgrade.
What gets complicated is when you have multiple lines of business sharing services at a location. One line of business wants (NEEDS!!!) the world's greatest server and the others don't want to pay for it. So you have to negotiate who will use what and who will pay what.
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Senator Hatch married the former Elaine Hansen of Newton, Utah. They are the proud parents of six children and have twenty grandchildren.
I wonder how many of his kids' and grandkids' PC's would be wrecked?
I will agree that OpenBSD pf provides terrific protection but I would like to know why you are reluctant to use iptables for commercial use.
If you get a deal, write it down and get it signed by the management
this is extremely important. if it is not in writing it did not happen
This is a lot of money we are talking about here. 7 x 12 - 40 = 44 x 1.5 x hourly rate x number of weeks. Damn.
"Dodge this, motherfucker!"
Rule #1 when holding a gun to the head of a super-fast computer program:
Don't use four syllable words before pulling the trigger
Egyptian Censor #1> Shouldn't we banned The Matrix?
Egyptian Censor #2> Didn't we?
Egyptian Censor #1> What?
Egyptian Censor #2> Banned The Matrix?
Egyptian Censor #1> We did?
Egyptian Censor #2> What?
Egyptian Censor #1> Nevermind.