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Originally posted by jacco View Post
I wonder if you had the same courage to tell me to piss off in real life
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Originally posted by jacco
I am dumbass
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Originally posted by jacco
I am dumbass I am a code monkey. Jesus Christ, this forum is packed with technical people. I should piss off!
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Originally posted by jacco
What was your rate 8 years ago? £250/day? ) Nice try Lizz Truss nice try
You asked a question I gave you insight from someone thats there nearly a decade. Take it or leave it
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Originally posted by jacco
An idiot saying developers are code monkeys is either an old fart or clearly not a software developer.
And, as you can see from my post, I did not say that software developers are code monkeys, you just ASSUMED that.
Your assumptions make you look like an idiot.
La revedere.
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Originally posted by jacco View PostI assume you're not technical at all. Technical people know what IT means Also thanks for your useless contribution to my original question.
I'm not the one who posted one thing, then edited their post to say something else, and proceeded to whine about people who were answering the original question.
Technically speaking, the Information Technology market is buoyant in many areas globally, this is also reflected in the UK, where, thanks to the current exchange rates, foreign businesses are interested in using UK contractors to fulfil roles at a lower cost than their local options.
With regard to code monkeys, the market for BASIC, FORTRAN and LISP is pretty flat. Other programming languages probably exist, I've not rifled through the pages of Computer Weekly looking for jobs for a while.
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Originally posted by jacco View Post
I wonder if you had the same courage to tell me to piss off in real life
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Originally posted by jacco View Post
I assume you're not technical at all. Technical people know what IT means Also thanks for your useless contribution to my original question.
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