Finally! Asked and Answered
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All the best!
cheers Marco Bertschi
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FizzBuzz - Gary Wheeler
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Very funny. If we are down in the Chicago area (Naperville) visiting her folks I will have to look you up. That way I can properly 'thank you' for all your comedy gold. I remember you mentioning you had a bit of the Maker's Mark lower proof. I am going to miss the Whiskey Fest in Chicago this year, but I might make it next year if you care about that sort of thing.
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You found a keeper! Still looking for one of those rare gems myself. :thumbsup:
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Very funny. If we are down in the Chicago area (Naperville) visiting her folks I will have to look you up. That way I can properly 'thank you' for all your comedy gold. I remember you mentioning you had a bit of the Maker's Mark lower proof. I am going to miss the Whiskey Fest in Chicago this year, but I might make it next year if you care about that sort of thing.
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I'm not overly active on the boards and pop in from time to time to share an opinion or get into a debate with the locals. However I had to share, because I am quite happy about the following. Finally popped the question to the SO over the weekend and she said yes! It only took 5 years of being together. I figured it was ample time to sort out most of the bugs in the architecture. Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away, but already working on those plans. Only a few more thousand :omg: dollars to go and everything will be paid for.
SUCKER I mean Congrats man! 20 years this June for me, I thinks its been mostly worth it. :-D
Treat stressful situations like a dog, if you can't eat it, play with it or screw it, then just piss on it and walk away. Be careful which toes you step on today, they might be connected to the foot that kicks your butt tomorrow.
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I'm not overly active on the boards and pop in from time to time to share an opinion or get into a debate with the locals. However I had to share, because I am quite happy about the following. Finally popped the question to the SO over the weekend and she said yes! It only took 5 years of being together. I figured it was ample time to sort out most of the bugs in the architecture. Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away, but already working on those plans. Only a few more thousand :omg: dollars to go and everything will be paid for.
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I'm not overly active on the boards and pop in from time to time to share an opinion or get into a debate with the locals. However I had to share, because I am quite happy about the following. Finally popped the question to the SO over the weekend and she said yes! It only took 5 years of being together. I figured it was ample time to sort out most of the bugs in the architecture. Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away, but already working on those plans. Only a few more thousand :omg: dollars to go and everything will be paid for.
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I'm not overly active on the boards and pop in from time to time to share an opinion or get into a debate with the locals. However I had to share, because I am quite happy about the following. Finally popped the question to the SO over the weekend and she said yes! It only took 5 years of being together. I figured it was ample time to sort out most of the bugs in the architecture. Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away, but already working on those plans. Only a few more thousand :omg: dollars to go and everything will be paid for.
Is this how you proposed?
RJOberg wrote:
URGNZ!!! SEND RINGZ PLZ!!!
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I'm not overly active on the boards and pop in from time to time to share an opinion or get into a debate with the locals. However I had to share, because I am quite happy about the following. Finally popped the question to the SO over the weekend and she said yes! It only took 5 years of being together. I figured it was ample time to sort out most of the bugs in the architecture. Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away, but already working on those plans. Only a few more thousand :omg: dollars to go and everything will be paid for.
Congratulations! :rose:
RJOberg wrote:
Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away
Normal project time is nine months.
RJOberg wrote:
Only a few more thousand :OMG: dollars to go and everything will be paid for
That's what you think. :-D
"The ones who care enough to do it right care too much to compromise." Matthew Faithfull
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Congratulations! :rose:
RJOberg wrote:
Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away
Normal project time is nine months.
RJOberg wrote:
Only a few more thousand :OMG: dollars to go and everything will be paid for
That's what you think. :-D
"The ones who care enough to do it right care too much to compromise." Matthew Faithfull
Is that a typically inaccurate developer's estimate, because it looks like it may never happen. ;)
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I'm not overly active on the boards and pop in from time to time to share an opinion or get into a debate with the locals. However I had to share, because I am quite happy about the following. Finally popped the question to the SO over the weekend and she said yes! It only took 5 years of being together. I figured it was ample time to sort out most of the bugs in the architecture. Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away, but already working on those plans. Only a few more thousand :omg: dollars to go and everything will be paid for.
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Is that a typically inaccurate developer's estimate, because it looks like it may never happen. ;)
Oh yes, for some it might take much more time in the planning stage, and others might have an early beta release. But I hope he realizes that the boss can always change her mind and he doesn't have a say. It's the biological clock.
"The ones who care enough to do it right care too much to compromise." Matthew Faithfull
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RJOberg wrote:
figured it was ample time to sort out most of the bugs in the architecture.
Now deployment to prod is a little over a year away,Congratulations. Although be careful, if she reads your analogy she could change her mind.
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Is this how you proposed?
RJOberg wrote:
URGNZ!!! SEND RINGZ PLZ!!!
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Congrats. Having had lots of experience, being married is a good thing. Best advice I've heard is "Go into marriage with eyes wide open, stay in marriage by keeping eyes half shut".
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Oh yes, for some it might take much more time in the planning stage, and others might have an early beta release. But I hope he realizes that the boss can always change her mind and he doesn't have a say. It's the biological clock.
"The ones who care enough to do it right care too much to compromise." Matthew Faithfull
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The boss could try to change her mind. Fortunately modern medicine has made that a little more difficult than just changing her mind. :-\
I hope she knows about that. :-\
"The ones who care enough to do it right care too much to compromise." Matthew Faithfull
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I hope she knows about that. :-\
"The ones who care enough to do it right care too much to compromise." Matthew Faithfull
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Oh, my bad. I automatically assumed it was you, as it's much easier to do for a man. :doh:
"The ones who care enough to do it right care too much to compromise." Matthew Faithfull
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Oh, my bad. I automatically assumed it was you, as it's much easier to do for a man. :doh:
"The ones who care enough to do it right care too much to compromise." Matthew Faithfull
