Brady Kelly wrote:

but that's why I get paid.

:laugh:

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I want to see them get a boat with a lot of cameras and add this trip to the street view option.

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multiple long lines going into the ocean. the person at the front of the line gets hundreds of cuts all over his body from the person behind him, then is thrown into the salt water. they then have to swim through the pain to the shore crawl through the sand while it fill there wounds then get back into line. if anyone resists they have to watch listin to kelly clarkson while watching my super sweet 16.

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Hell would have to be my current project at work. So Hell on a budget would be them cutting me down to dial up. :((

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Christopher Duncan wrote:

Just tell folks it's a desert camouflage design

sounds like the time i was chewing on a pen and it blew up in my mouth. i didn't notice till someone asked what was up with the camo paint. :laugh:

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If you play your cards right and are willing to put in the crazy hours of learning and developing, then you can make a boat load as a programmer. I also don’t see where it’s true about all the outsourcing issues. The only people I hear complain about that are 50 year old men that are mad that they don’t program with punch cards anymore. Sr.computer web application developers are estimated to be one of the top 5 fields for pay and job demand within the next 5 years.

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At my work we have a help desk department and a developers department, and even though I work in the developers department the head of HR calls me for her computer issues. Once she called me and asked me how to save a file. I told her to call help desk, but she keeps calling me. It’s annoying to say the least.

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Maximilien wrote:

you plug-in your wireless keyboard ?

I have to plug in the receiver

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I am actually graduating from a 2 year tech school at the age of 21 on Friday. For the past 5 months have been working part time at my first programming job. I have been developing a piece of software using C#.net and oracle to track inventory and an ordering system to order products out of a storage area. It wasn't anything to advanced, but I had to work on it solo, so I did learn a lot. The hardest part is I had no former training on C# or oracle. I also find that no one takes you seriously at 21.

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not at work, but when i get home i plug in: power Wireless keyboard trackball s-video cable (to run IM/E-mail on my TV) Network Cable 2nd screen a little usb fan

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