Snow Leopard rabble rabble rabble

[Caliga]

Someone who goes on that long of a vacation is not truly needed.  Therefore, endeavor to get them fired. 

[Ed Anger]

Someone who goes on that long of a vacation is not truly needed.  Therefore, endeavor to get them fired. 

Ah, the anger of the plebs. Back to work, slave!

[Caliga]

  Upper level people never take vacations that long.  You = phony

[Ed Anger]

Upper level people never take vacations that long.  You = phony

I've been called worse.

Then again, I've never had a month off either. Unless you count 9 months off for a injury.

[Grey Fox]

You never work!

[Ed Anger]

You never work!

Work smart, not hard.

[Caliga]

Then again, I've never had a month off either.

So in other words you agree with me. 

[Ed Anger]

Then again, I've never had a month off either.

So in other words you agree with me. 

As much as it disgusts me, yes. 

[MadImmortalMan]

Someone who goes on that long of a vacation is not truly needed.  Therefore, endeavor to get them fired. 

LOL. Married to the owner of the company. 

[grumbler]

Our brilliant tech geeks at school upgraded the MS Office software on the Macs in the Mac lab (bought for us by a parent who is an Mac fanatic, so I can't complain).  The result is a file system that Windows software (on every other computer in the school save those in the art department) does not even recognize these files as files! 

When I asked the tech goobers what they were thinking by introducing software that basically made the teachers' and students' lives hell for a week until we figured out what happened, they just shrugged.  I love tech people who consider themselves completely divorced from the mission of the organization!

[Caliga]

LOL. Married to the owner of the company. 

A-ha.  Figures. 

[garbon]

Our brilliant tech geeks at school upgraded the MS Office software on the Macs in the Mac lab (bought for us by a parent who is an Mac fanatic, so I can't complain).  The result is a file system that Windows software (on every other computer in the school save those in the art department) does not even recognize these files as files! 

When I asked the tech goobers what they were thinking by introducing software that basically made the teachers' and students' lives hell for a week until we figured out what happened, they just shrugged.  I love tech people who consider themselves completely divorced from the mission of the organization!

Is this because of Office 2007? I really don't get why M'Soft did that...especially because they have a free conversion patch that you can add.

[Darth Wagtaros]

XML is the new in thing.

[garbon]

XML is the new in thing.

Hardly answers my question. Microsoft forcing so many updates down my throat, but they couldn't give me an update so I can read .pptx? Instead I have to track down the file on their website. Lame.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Can't disagree with you there.  It was a royal bitch.  We weren't aloud to deploy 2007 until 2008.  And even then some departments kept their computers on 2007.  The result is that students and faculty have a ton of trouble getting their stuff in order.