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  • Reply To: Good Enough

    Another adage: The first idea is not usually the best one.  The problem is really bad in large installations with ranks of project managers, QC people with their management, and...

  • Reply To: Good Enough

    One of my wife's web site consultants ussed to say: "Done right is good.  Done is better".   I don't think that is all ways the case, but it made her...

  • Reply To: The Home Password Cracker

    Just a dumb question about this.  How do we know this software is not collecting info and sending it to the creator?

  • Reply To: The Work of Work

    My most unpopular comment on meetings was:

    "If a meeting involves more than three people or lasts more than ten minutes, you are wasting someone's time".

    When I returned to my old...

  • Reply To: The Digital World Remaking the Analog One

    Digital world remaking the analog world.

    My most memorable episode of this was in 1974 when I became the new IT manager for a large food and supply distributor who was...

  • Reply To: Evolving Yourself

    Good morning to you all.  I'm thankful I woke up again today.  Yes, I try to keep myself constantly evolving.  I'm turning 80 years old next spring, and still love...

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  • Reply To: Learning New Technology Is Challenging

    gregg_dn wrote:

    My biggest complaint about user manuals is that they are usually written by engineers who already know how the device works.  As a result they skip steps that, to...

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by skeleton567.
  • Reply To: Labor Day 2022

    Thanks.  Usually newbies do get the grunt work.  Managers are rarely on-site when hours are rough. Hang in there.

  • Reply To: Your Thoughts On In-line SQL

    In my last 11year stint at a major corp I would say the developers were the best I ever worked with, but still their focus was not on the SQL. ...

  • Reply To: The Right Connection

    I don't remember ever causing a serious database failure, but once in the old days of flat files I accidentally deleted the Open Order file for a food wholesaler and...

  • Reply To: Paying It Forward on the Internet

    Rod at work wrote:

    That is awesome, Rick. I am happy both for your wife and yourself. I've not been so fortunate.

     

    Rod, am I remembering correctly that you are located in the UK? ...

  • Reply To: Paying It Forward on the Internet

    Rod at work wrote:

    Rick, your point is exceptionally good. It applies to many people. I work in the public sector, so asking for a raise never works. At least of the hundreds...

  • Reply To: Paying It Forward on the Internet

    Rod at work wrote:

    WOW, last week, for me, was one of the busiest I've had in years. The next couple of weeks may be so, too. Therefore, I didn't even get a...

  • Reply To: Paying It Forward on the Internet

    Well, maybe as usual I sort of got it backwards.  The two things that I did that probably counted the most and give me the greatest pride were both well...

  • Reply To: Fixing Impostor Syndrome

    As one who both studied Psychology and has experienced psychological counselling, I would say that usually a good swift kick in the arse is more effective and lots less expensive.

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