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<title>A Day in the Life</title>
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<description>  I have three days to catch up on all my tickets which no one looked at during my entire week of training. Customers are pissed. I've been officially pulled out of The System. Nevertheless, there's a Ticket Assignment Notification which just showed up in my mailbox. The System knows best.  x-posted to da brog.</description>
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<description>Training III: An Open Letter to Oracle  Dear Oracle, Classroom training's cool. The free lunch isn't too bad either (for fans of MSG anyway). A week away from my normal hell is also pretty fucking sweet. So please don't take this the wrong way...  Squishy German candy poll! x-posted to da brog.</description>
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<description>Training II: LOL Nazis  So I'm sitting through another day of Stuff I Already Know and the teacher, a nice enough Genoan guy who mangles both German and English without prejudice is going over the new syntax and abilities in 11g. We're dropping tables but wait! There's a foreign key! What to do? My response didn't go over so well.  x-posted to da brog.</description>
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<description>I CAN HAZ TRANEING  "Dog, your training has been approved." "Citrix? Finally??" "No, Oracle. DBA path. "Umm... "  Poll: Preferred database x-posted to da brog.</description>
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<title>Another unsubstantiated intarwebs parable?</title>
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<description>This one died in the diary deluge over at dKos but I put too much work into it to let it die so quietly. I'll get more readers here and I bloody well worked hard enough to deserve them. It's Friday night. I don't have to work but she does. I have a bottle of Absolut Pears and time on my hands. So I'm checking through the usual sites and I have a peek at that Younger than McCain site to see if one of my submissions has been posted. None have, but I notice A Day in the Life of a Middle-Class Republican because, well, my own blog is called A Day in the Life. Right away I see another tired, forwarded-100-times-through-the-intarwebs parable, except it seems fairly accurate. So I click. And read through. And I'm pretty sure it's accurate. But there are no links and no citations.... until now.  </description>
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<description>Dear Japan,    Your clocks are running seven hours too fast. PLZFIXKTHXBYE!  I like my Japanese cow-orkers. I really do. Of course, I've never had any "face-time" with them which might explain this lack of animosity. But when I need to work with them I either have to be up at 3am (and sober enough to function) or I might as well send snail mail. One round-trip communication takes three days.    Poll: LOL creashunistas  x-posted to da brog.</description>
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<description>Cow-Orkers XVII: Dr. Seuss  People often ask me, "REC? Why do you drink so much? Are you trying to become an alcoholic?" Become? Hah! Walk a mile in my moccasins, muthafuckers. Or just sit in this room and listen.  I aten't dead yet! Drinking poll included x-posted to da brog.</description>
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<description>We Don't Say 'No'    That didn't go over so well.    x-posted to da brog.  </description>
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<title>A Day in the Life</title>
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<description>Shifty    I have a German keyboard and I like it a lot (though it'd be better if it was a clicky Type-M "buckling spring" board). I have a Type-M but it's US-American and is missing the key between the left shift and the Y (that's a Z to you QWERTY people). Ever since I first sat in front of a German keyboard all those years ago, I have preferred the layout for everything except when I need curly braces and square brackets. Thankfully I code very little. I've also since added many more characters with the Keyboard Layout Creator.  That key down on the left is a "less-than" in its normal state, a "greater-than" when shifted, and a "pipe" when combined with the AltGr (right-alt). It's great for HTML, but occasionally it's possible to enter the angle bracket in the wrong direction. This isn't usually a problem. Not usually.    Poll: keyboards  x-posted to da brog.</description>
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<description>Closing Time  Goddamn I hate when the phone ring. It was Meathead, my new manager after his recent promotion and the latest management shuffle. Having himself spent so much time kill floor he's much more tolerable and understanding of our problems than any of my previous headaches. "Hey, Dog. I need to see you in my office." Fuck. What did I do now? "Gimme five to write up this ticket solution and I'll be there."  x-posted to da brog.</description>
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