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papa
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response 37 of 252:
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Mar 5 05:45 UTC 2017 |
Great, if you don't mind manaaging.
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tod
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response 38 of 252:
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Mar 5 06:04 UTC 2017 |
You'll manage
It's like camp counselor with twice the responsibility
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kentn
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response 39 of 252:
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Mar 5 17:00 UTC 2017 |
Heh. I don't mind. What I do mind is trying to do programming
while going to meetings all day. Hopefully it won't be like that.
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mijk
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response 40 of 252:
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Mar 6 23:38 UTC 2017 |
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tod
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response 41 of 252:
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Mar 7 04:36 UTC 2017 |
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nharmon
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response 42 of 252:
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Mar 7 21:00 UTC 2017 |
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tfurrows
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response 43 of 252:
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Mar 7 21:21 UTC 2017 |
Are these responses blank on purpose, or am I just not seeing the discussion
here...
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papa
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response 44 of 252:
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Mar 8 04:10 UTC 2017 |
They are sad beyond words.
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tod
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response 45 of 252:
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Mar 8 12:51 UTC 2017 |
They're written in MIME
*snort*
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mijk
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response 46 of 252:
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Mar 11 00:39 UTC 2017 |
mime type ;)
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tod
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response 47 of 252:
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Mar 11 03:49 UTC 2017 |
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
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ball
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response 48 of 252:
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Apr 1 04:56 UTC 2017 |
I'm sad because I'm bored and frustrated in my job and
there don't seem to be any other options locally. I've been
somewhat actively looking for over a year. I had hoped to
find something more interesting and rewarding but I'm at the
point now where I'd probably settle for something different.
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tod
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response 49 of 252:
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Apr 5 03:16 UTC 2017 |
I've always found the best way to deal with that is to try the options
a little further away until something closer comes along. The travel
is no fun but it beats not wanting to go to work for a bad job.
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ball
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response 50 of 252:
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Apr 7 03:13 UTC 2017 |
I am looking a little further afield. Can't go too far
though or I won't get home before my children go to bed. No
job is worth that.
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mijk
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response 51 of 252:
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Apr 7 06:49 UTC 2017 |
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kentn
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response 52 of 252:
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Apr 15 01:27 UTC 2017 |
I am sad because we hired a guy at my level who feels he's a super
programmer and has to modify working programs and turn them into
ones that don't work. He's going to fix them supposedly.
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papa
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response 53 of 252:
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Apr 16 23:53 UTC 2017 |
That's an anti-programmer.
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tod
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response 54 of 252:
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Apr 17 15:37 UTC 2017 |
Regression Guru
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mijk
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response 55 of 252:
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Apr 17 22:09 UTC 2017 |
KGB? :)
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tod
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response 56 of 252:
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Apr 17 23:45 UTC 2017 |
Trotsky
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walkman
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response 57 of 252:
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Apr 24 11:03 UTC 2017 |
Sad that Bruce Jenner is the IT clown.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/caitlyn-jenner-spoofed-as-clown-ads
-fox-studio-996621
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tod
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response 58 of 252:
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Apr 24 12:26 UTC 2017 |
re #57
I would have thought Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs.
I don't get the IT reference.
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papa
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response 59 of 252:
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Apr 24 13:33 UTC 2017 |
IT as in Stephen King story, not Information Technology.
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tod
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response 60 of 252:
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Apr 24 21:43 UTC 2017 |
Floppy disk when the way of the USB port
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walkman
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response 61 of 252:
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May 3 11:39 UTC 2017 |
How do you mend a broken dependency?
How can you stop the bots from raining hell?
How can you stop the LED light from shining?
What makes the disc go round?
How can you mend broken firmware?
How can a zombie network ever win?
Please help me mend my chain of trust and let me live again
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