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Previously on "My lunch"
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If ever I see a job for me that involves writing online content, it asks for tools like DreamWeaver, Frontpage, RoboHelp - but never Notepad. I only ever use Notepad for quick hacks.
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I was paid £65 p/h for 18 months (starting mid 2001) to develop an intranet using Frontpage.
I've never been paid to do the same with Notepad.
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Alexi
Was is rare because it was with a friend or was it a rare friend you were having lunch with ?
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"with a friend" = the friendOriginally posted by AtWI had a rare lunch today of mine with whom we worked for a Top 10 (in 2000) .COM in the UK, and we had discussed how modern websites should be done.
He basically said that good chaps use Notepad, but the guy at the next table who was wearing full suit with a bow tie (looking like a typical manager) but reading low-brow The Sun paper objected and said the only way forward is using FrontPage and that's final: he also theatened to fire us both on the spot if we ever turn up in his company.
The food was rubbish too.
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My lunch
I had a rare lunch today with a friend of mine with whom we worked for a Top 10 (in 2000) .COM in the UK, and we had discussed how modern websites should be done.
He basically said that good chaps use Notepad, but the guy at the next table who was wearing full suit with a bow tie (looking like a typical manager) but reading low-brow The Sun paper objected and said the only way forward is using FrontPage and that's final: he also theatened to fire us both on the spot if we ever turn up in his company.
The food was rubbish too.Tags: None
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