STRIP FOR Dec 15, 2008
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User Name: dexter_greycells
Sep 30, 2009
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@amischiefr - You are not the first person to call me pathetic and to ask me to see a therapist. You know a good shrink with whom you could fix me up? Oh...How I wish Wally was real. I would have gone to him instead:)
User Name: amischiefr
Sep 29, 2009
0
Good lord, if people are getting offended by Jesus comics, the old, handicapped, Colombians and now LEGACY SYSTEMS. FFS people, get a life!
Seriously Boindexter, if you are so super sensitive that this "irked" you, as you put it, you are really pathetic. Go see a therapist.
Seriously Boindexter, if you are so super sensitive that this "irked" you, as you put it, you are really pathetic. Go see a therapist.
User Name: JohnCVermont
Feb 15, 2009
+1
Absolutely Perfect. There are moderately cool legacy systems, then there are the composting legacy systems that entrap and ensnared their users/clients for years. I am but a rind in the compost heap...a small forgotten compost heap at that.
User Name: atsukoarai86
Jan 23, 2009
+1
I almost fell off my chair at this one. I'd rather decompose too.
User Name: dexter_greycells
Jan 10, 2009
+1
To infiedlq -
In reality, people with experience on a legacy system are in great demand as their numbers are dwindling fast (baby-boomers retiring) and their job prospects are as good as they get. And regarding giving Dilbert a break, well lets say I was a little irked and not angered at all. :) We are here for fun at the end of the day.
In reality, people with experience on a legacy system are in great demand as their numbers are dwindling fast (baby-boomers retiring) and their job prospects are as good as they get. And regarding giving Dilbert a break, well lets say I was a little irked and not angered at all. :) We are here for fun at the end of the day.
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