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The final word on SKA
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Dunno.
Perhaps AtW has finally been ribbed and riled enough lately to give him the steely determination he needs to actually make his SKA go somewhere.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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Yes, we certainly deserve a share of any potential profits for our "motivational" services, eh?Originally posted by bogeyman View PostDunno.
Perhaps AtW has finally been ribbed and riled enough lately to give him the steely determination he needs to actually make his SKA go somewhere.
Hard Brexit now!
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I just hope he isn't meeting clients direct, can you imagine....Originally posted by bogeyman View PostDunno.
Perhaps AtW has finally been ribbed and riled enough lately to give him the steely determination he needs to actually make his SKA go somewhere.
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Personally I think he's a very talented engineer and have said so in public on more than one occasion.Originally posted by bogeyman View PostDunno.
Perhaps AtW has finally been ribbed and riled enough lately to give him the steely determination he needs to actually make his SKA go somewhere.
I wonder if SKA is the engine behind compare the meerkat...
If he wasn't such a gimp he'd do very well! Unfortunately, he's more likely to be spending the rest of his life with his squirrels muttering under his breath "I'll show them"...
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An engineer he is not. A programmer, maybe....Originally posted by Churchill View PostPersonally I think he's a very talented engineer and have said so in public on more than one occasion.
Unless you also call your boiler man a heating "engineer"?Hard Brexit now!
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Do you know the differences between a "programmer" and a "software engineer"?Originally posted by sasguru View PostAn engineer he is not. A programmer, maybe....
Unless you also call your boiler man a heating "engineer"?
If so then please list them.Comment
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The SKA idea wasn't AtW's anyway.
He bought it off some dodgy squirrel he met in the park.
See here for more info...
http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2008-10-19/
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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Yes a software engineer would write/test the software on something like aircraft flight systems.Originally posted by Churchill View PostDo you know the differences between a "programmer" and a "software engineer"?
If so then please list them.
A programmer on the other hand may spend 5 years hacking about some code for a crap search engine.
HTHHard Brexit now!
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I really wish you could've posted something better than that, I really do.Originally posted by sasguru View PostYes a software engineer would write/test the software on something like aircraft flight systems.
A programmer on the other hand may spend 5 years hacking about some code for a crap search engine.
HTH
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