10 months unemployed....
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Good luck! Jeremy Falcon Imputek "C# is the answer to a question nobody asked." - Chris Losinger
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...but I've got an interview tomorrow morning!:-D I may be going over to the 'Dark Side' though. :eek: Wish me luck....I'm sick of painting and landscaping. Josh Knox that-guy.net
10 months...If I knew it would of been that long I would of taken construction full time(90+ a week) if no projects were available. I'm self-employed and I also work construction averaging 90+ hours a week. I like inside work but gotta have the outdoor work as well otherwise I'd go insane. As you can see 10 months without work would drive me insane, actually just 2 weeks would be enough :eek: I wish you luck man. :)
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...but I've got an interview tomorrow morning!:-D I may be going over to the 'Dark Side' though. :eek: Wish me luck....I'm sick of painting and landscaping. Josh Knox that-guy.net
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10 months...If I knew it would of been that long I would of taken construction full time(90+ a week) if no projects were available. I'm self-employed and I also work construction averaging 90+ hours a week. I like inside work but gotta have the outdoor work as well otherwise I'd go insane. As you can see 10 months without work would drive me insane, actually just 2 weeks would be enough :eek: I wish you luck man. :)
DerMeister wrote: I wish you luck man. Thanks. DerMeister wrote: I like inside work but gotta have the outdoor work as well otherwise I'd go insane. Yeah a good mix of indoor/outdoor is what I need too. Too much time banging my head against a computer and I've got to get out and build something, break something, or just head to the mountains for a hike. Josh Knox that-guy.net
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NO VB!!! Just linux, Python, Apache, PHP, and some c/c++. I can dig that. Josh Knox that-guy.net
Josh Knox wrote: Just linux, Python, Apache, PHP, and some c/c++. Josh, Good luck. That is definitly not the dark side. PHP is cool and much of Apache is well done. Is that the web server or Tomcat and Cocoon, which is also very cool. If you insist in finding evil in me you will find it, whether it is there or not.
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PHP for speed definitely, whether for linux, windows or whatever...but ASP if required for nt server or other servers if supported. I try to stay away from asp cause the speed and stability just isn't there. Apache all the way, IIS can stuff it...the security hole god of all servers heh. ColdFusion isn't a bad server though, that is for linux. It's unstable and a resource hog on nt...on linux it's almost 150% faster. As for the new .NET server, not running my server any time soon or ever. FreeBSD all the way :-D
DerMeister wrote: FreeBSD all the way Now your talking my language. :) Jeremy Falcon Imputek "C# is the answer to a question nobody asked." - Chris Losinger
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Josh Knox wrote: Just linux, Python, Apache, PHP, and some c/c++. Josh, Good luck. That is definitly not the dark side. PHP is cool and much of Apache is well done. Is that the web server or Tomcat and Cocoon, which is also very cool. If you insist in finding evil in me you will find it, whether it is there or not.
Thanks Man, Michael A. Barnhart wrote: That is definitly not the dark side. I just meant as opposed to MS. I don't really think there's anything bad about it all. I actually really want to learn alot of that stuff. That way I can do alot of the things I want to do with out giving my wife and unborn children to MS. Plus it'll help round out my skills which is something I need the way the industry has been recently. Josh Knox that-guy.net
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...but I've got an interview tomorrow morning!:-D I may be going over to the 'Dark Side' though. :eek: Wish me luck....I'm sick of painting and landscaping. Josh Knox that-guy.net
Good luck! I'll be sending good thoughts/vibes your way. Things are picking up. I'm seeing more job postings and getting more callbacks. I've got a phone interview tomorrow also. I read up on the company. They are doing really good but it looks like a pretty formal company. I don't know if I would fit in there. I'm hoping their website isn't really representative of the company culture. If it goes anywhere I might need to employ Colin's spying techniques. :rose: Cathy Life's uncertain, have dessert first!
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Thanks Man, Michael A. Barnhart wrote: That is definitly not the dark side. I just meant as opposed to MS. I don't really think there's anything bad about it all. I actually really want to learn alot of that stuff. That way I can do alot of the things I want to do with out giving my wife and unborn children to MS. Plus it'll help round out my skills which is something I need the way the industry has been recently. Josh Knox that-guy.net
Josh Knox wrote: I just meant as opposed to MS. That is fine. I really did mean Cocoon is worth looking at. (I almost hate to make this statement here but) It acutally shows where Java is a good choice for some programming:-O Good luck If you insist in finding evil in me you will find it, whether it is there or not.
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Good luck! I'll be sending good thoughts/vibes your way. Things are picking up. I'm seeing more job postings and getting more callbacks. I've got a phone interview tomorrow also. I read up on the company. They are doing really good but it looks like a pretty formal company. I don't know if I would fit in there. I'm hoping their website isn't really representative of the company culture. If it goes anywhere I might need to employ Colin's spying techniques. :rose: Cathy Life's uncertain, have dessert first!
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NO VB!!! Just linux, Python, Apache, PHP, and some c/c++. I can dig that. Josh Knox that-guy.net
Josh Knox wrote: Just linux, Python, Apache, PHP, Nooooooo! Pleeeeeesssse noooooo. Oh my God so much suffering ahead for this poor lost soul. ;P
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