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Probably ran a Windows Update on the firewall and been trying to get it back up ever since.
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now we're farming
things are moving should be done in about 24 hours
Milan.
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the wacky racers are off
it's a go
this is gonna be a long shift
Milan.
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Bit late to be having 2nd thoughts isn't it?Originally posted by milanbenes View Postsorry for the lack of updates,
this is very very complicated
bosses told us take sleep, crashed in all the conference rooms
now we're back
still not got the full go, but we're starting with systems that can be rolled back
Milan.
JFDI and invoice for the extra time to fix the mess.
Also, Since we're in the middle of a global recession, the devastation you'll cause to the business is far less than usual.
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At your normal rate, I hope.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postbosses told us take sleep
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sorry for the lack of updates,
this is very very complicated
bosses told us take sleep, crashed in all the conference rooms
now we're back
still not got the full go, but we're starting with systems that can be rolled back
Milan.
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My financial client asked me to stop working 4 day weeks for a short time, so my co agreed.
Then my financial client asked if I could work extra hours for a short time, so my co agreed.
Next, my financial client asked if I could work Saturday and sundays for a short while.
I told them to give me remote access and I'll do one extra day of my choosing on a weekend. They said for security reasons they couldnt give me remote access. So my co told them to get to ****.
So no, Im off out in the 3 series convertible I bought last month and enjoy topless driving
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