Time to head down the road for some dinner
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Well I've decided to tackle my office storage space (an IKEA shelved double wardrobe). It's proving rather depressing.
I mean, I know I need to throw those 70 unused DVD's (1 and a half spools), because I've just thrown out the reused CD boxes ready to be filled by them.
I then start thinking about the moment I stopped using DVD's to backup my data (the 1/2 used spool saddens me for some reason).
This could take longer than I thought."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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Originally posted by cojak View PostWell I've decided to tackle my office storage space (an IKEA shelved double wardrobe). It's proving rather depressing.
I mean, I know I need to throw those 70 unused DVD's (1 and a half spools), because I've just thrown out the reused CD boxes ready to be filled by them.
I then start thinking about the moment I stopped using DVD's to backup my data (the 1/2 used spool saddens me for some reason).
This could take longer than I thought.
Maybe Henry VIII destroyed the monasteries because it was the only way to get rid of the backupsComment
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Back from the pub. Much as I like the pub, and indeed this little Premier Inn, I wish I was home
Too long working within reach of home has definitely spoilt me. I need to either stay away all week, or stay at home all week. The former tends to drive me mad for a month or two until I get used to it, and the latter is utterly exhausting at 140 miles per day.
Ah well, at least I'm not somebody's employeeComment
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Afternoon all just back from a very enjoyable "lunchbox" lunch. Plan for the afternoon: drink green tea and stay awake until it's time to hit a bar.
I was supposed to be doing presentations for 3 days this week, starting yesterday afternoon. Then at 9am yesterday the PM announced that I would do my presentation in half a day, starting at 9.05am.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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One more day of purgatory before my holiday! (short break)
S'ppose I should get on with it...Comment
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Morning denizens
Very Simpsonesque here today
In my first hour at ClientCo today I've deleted five methods I wrote yesterday, after some time single-stepping revealed that Django was already doing what they did (or something close enough) behind the scenesComment
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Morning all
Email ping pong between clientco PMO and clientco finance as my costs aren't going where they are supposed to. This is because I don't "work" for the department some people think I do (or should do). Sometimes it's nice to have an issue that you know with absolute certainty is not your problem.Comment
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