The Big Day
Yesterday was my transition for two-nine to three-oh. It wasn’tall that exciting. I did have a good bottle of wine last night. I’m starting to think that I should start another blog that i
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To Print or Not To Print?
Today the (backup) copies of the DVDs were completed with the scanningand printing of their respective covers. Of course all on the company’stime and colour printer.
To burn or not to burn? Is that really what is at question here?
The way my desk is situated right now, I look over the shoulder of thenetwork admin. This might be a good thing if you consider that Ihave more experience at that job than he does. For him
The Four Horsemen are coming
I continue to see signs of the apocalypse when I’m a work. Today it wasthe implementation of a “dirty” flag (indicates when a form has beenedited and should trigger a save). Most people would create a
Why?
Why do 3rd party software developers continue to insult us with theirease of use statements? Have they not used their owncreations? Have they no idea that there usually is competitio
Technology is amazing, the users of it aren't
Finally, proof that direct deposit payroll can work. Thank god they don’t have a competency test for setting it up.
Training Day
There’s nothing like the joy of sitting in on training. The ceaseless fight to suppress yawns and avoiding the temptation of nodding off. I suppose I will be tired right out by the end of
Payday Scandle
Will there be another payday scandle? Will the accountantactually figure out direct deposit to my bank? Stay tuned formore exciting accounting news………
The BIG time crunch
So I’ve started this new job and even during the interview, I was toldthat the application being built was slated for a Fall 05 release.Based on what I knew that the program was required to do, I figu
Prosecuted by another CASE
In my prior job I was know for my willingness to create very advancedTSQL queries. I have written queries exceeding 10,000 charactersin length without any WHERE clause. I know this because