Protip: 3.33 in (or rather, from the end, as apparently YouTube is now counting down) you shit bricks.
Here's a quiz. Which is worse?
Writing an 11 page SQL query
Editing an 11 page SQL query to shoehorn in new conditionals in about fourty different places to add a new bullshit feature that pretty much only one customer will ever use and we'll never see our money back on?
Since you asked, I can think of some that did not make the list,
1. Digging a Ditch in 95º weather.
2. Roofing a house in 95º weather.
3. Getting shot at in 120º weather, sleeping on the ground and eating dehydrated food out of a plastic bag.
3. Drinking without a buddy.
4. Making a fellow co-worker (who is going through some serious personal shit) feel bad because he sought out help at the same time that you were editing said 11 page query.
5. Unemployment, that is really worse, but that is what we would be if we did not shoehorn in bullshit features and go that extra mile. That one client may be the only one that uses that functionality but that will be one happy client, who is to say that a single happy client could not drive enough business our way so that we would recoup the money spent, what is the true value of a happy client?
1 Posted by NotMcGurk on July 11, 2007 12:28 PM (Ri74D)
Fucken N.P. Goddamnit. Bad timing on his part, assholery on mine.
How the fuck did I end up the expert on DOS networking? There are three other people on that goddamn project. Maybe ONE of them would be a little better prepared?
Shit. Now I feel awful. Thanks. You're terrible.
2 Posted by McGurk on July 12, 2007 04:12 AM (ajbe7)
I wasn't trying to make you feel awful, I was trying to help you gain some perspective before you break all of your office furniture and yes, I am terrible and I am partially responsible so do not beat yourself or your desk up too bad (we can discuss it further over a redneck champagne after work, that is if you are actually going to show up and not be guilty of number 3 again).
You are the expert because 3 years ago you set it up this way and in the 3 years since have never moved the process over to the server instead of using your machine. I never did it because you did such a good yob, it wasn't broke so why fuck with it. If you do not want to be the expert on everything then get dumb, otherwise, accept your genius as the curse it is and STFU (there, does that make you feel better?).
Let's blame Brad, he is in charge of the units now, he should have taken all of this on when he took that over, Dammit Brad.
3 Posted by NotMcGurk on July 12, 2007 12:52 PM (Ri74D)
5 years left. 12/12/12 - End of Time - everybody dies and we get to do it all over again (actually it is 12/21/12 according to the Aztecs or Incas or some such, but what do they know, they're dead already).
12/21/12 will be when the earth will be aligned with the sun and the sun will be alligned with the center of the Milky Way, gravitational forces will be increased which will cause differences in the earth's magnetic fields which will cause fire and destruction to reign down on us all, woo hoo, cook out at my hizzy (BYOSunblock).
1 Posted by NotMcGurk on July 09, 2007 02:32 PM (Ri74D)
This is kinda old, but I just commented about it over at A Dick in NorCal and the comment was of such great quality that I decided to make a post about it.
I love my governor. I think his name is Sanford, like Sanford & Sons. Or something. Anyhow, he recently vetoed a bill that would have the state pay for the primaries for the democrats and republicans. Like they are anything other than loosely associated with government.
Last time I checked (and I do, often) the Constitution doesn't say a goddamn word about political parties. The sheer balls, them wanting us to pay for their shit. Sheer. Balls.
Thanks for the link. The thought of tea bagging the folks in DC made me giggle. Not that putting tea bags in the mail would really do much, just the dirtiness of the phrase interested me.
1 Posted by Dick on June 27, 2007 09:39 PM (Qrjpn)
So My face is all peeled, and my shoulders are still nice and red, but not painful anymore. I just wanted to pass along props to Maximum Strength Cortizone 10. Don't buy it on Amazon, just go to any store and it'll be in the red and white box.
I don't know if my burn would have been any worse without it, but its worked perfectly for me. It keeps the itching down, helps keep my skin's moisture content up, and improved my general well being. It claims to have aloe in it, but it has to be sooooo minimal because it comes off very easily. My only complaint is that its white and takes a bit to sort of melt into your skin. So don't put it on your face and expect to go outside immediately. Unless you live in San Fran, in which case you'll probably not even be noticed.
Just put some on my shoulders and it feels nice and cooling, and the itchyness is going down. Great stuff.
I'm blatantly stealing Sam Gentile's "New and Notable" linkdump. Check out his blarg; it's great for those interested in the latest .NET development technologies.
I wanted to link to an awesome article over at Opinion Journal by Joshua Muravchik about the democracy/tyranny dynamic and how it relates to the start of modern wars and our current struggles in Afghanistan and Iraq. Thanks to Charles, the dirty neocon hippie, for the link to the article.
I'm pretty busy right now reading Visual Studio Team System: Better software development for Agile teams. You can take a peek at the book website here. Its a great book. There, that's my review. I think I'll do a more extensive one when I'm done. Until then, if you're a .NET programmer and you're looking at implemeting some flavor of Agile, check this book out. Its exactly what you need.
Like wikipedia? Ever thought that having a wiki would be a great way to store and organize information for yourself or maybe your business? Then why haven't you gone to MediaWiki, downloaded the same software that is used by Wikipedia, and installed it on your machine? Yes, you don't need a linux boxen to run a wiki; you can serve it right out of IIS on your XP box if you want. It is definitely cool when a great software product like Wikipedia is freely available via open source. I'm planning on setting up a dev wiki at my workplace to store and share information among developers, which will eventually supplement whatever Team System websites are created for our projects.
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