Is it worth the time?
07-08-2006, 09:35 AM
#11
I ♥ Acer
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RE: Is it worth the time?
State employee? Good benefits I bet. Don't you kinda wish we could go back to the old days when win 3.1 was the wave of the future. LMAO. Antequated sh*t is fun...I wanna go build something out of the box of scrap parts I have in my basement.
ORIGINAL: toosober
I work for a pension fund, I am a state employee. Oracle is definately different. Java driven, the Scripted Query Language reminds me a little bit of the MySql server that I run here @ the house. I hate java with a passion, it has way too much overhead.
ORIGINAL: blazen351
Hijacks rock.
Heheheee, I'm so glad I don't work for a big company and have to deal with all that. Hell I so rarely even work on a computer or server or anything related anymore it's hard to even still consider myself a tech still. LOL
I've never played around with oracle. Is it nice?
Hijacks rock.
Heheheee, I'm so glad I don't work for a big company and have to deal with all that. Hell I so rarely even work on a computer or server or anything related anymore it's hard to even still consider myself a tech still. LOL
I've never played around with oracle. Is it nice?
07-08-2006, 09:38 AM
#12
I ♥ Acer
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Posts: 483
RE: Is it worth the time?
ORIGINAL: blazen351
State employee? Good benefits I bet. Don't you kinda wish we could go back to the old days when win 3.1 was the wave of the future. LMAO. Antequated sh*t is fun...I wanna go build something out of the box of scrap parts I have in my basement.
State employee? Good benefits I bet. Don't you kinda wish we could go back to the old days when win 3.1 was the wave of the future. LMAO. Antequated sh*t is fun...I wanna go build something out of the box of scrap parts I have in my basement.
ORIGINAL: toosober
I work for a pension fund, I am a state employee. Oracle is definately different. Java driven, the Scripted Query Language reminds me a little bit of the MySql server that I run here @ the house. I hate java with a passion, it has way too much overhead.
ORIGINAL: blazen351
Hijacks rock.
Heheheee, I'm so glad I don't work for a big company and have to deal with all that. Hell I so rarely even work on a computer or server or anything related anymore it's hard to even still consider myself a tech still. LOL
I've never played around with oracle. Is it nice?
Hijacks rock.
Heheheee, I'm so glad I don't work for a big company and have to deal with all that. Hell I so rarely even work on a computer or server or anything related anymore it's hard to even still consider myself a tech still. LOL
I've never played around with oracle. Is it nice?
07-08-2006, 09:51 AM
#13
I ♥ Acer
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RE: Is it worth the time?
LOL, I 've not been through my parts box for awhile, but I can probably get at least 2 built. I'll check it out...vmware that is.
Hell tech stuff is getting to the point where it's just a hobby anymore,and a hobby that I've not been able to devote much time to for awhile. I've been too busy doing / dealing with other functions of my job that half the sh*t your dealing with right now would probably scare the crap out of me LOL...and I don't know why, but I can't type for squat after listening to that song
Hell tech stuff is getting to the point where it's just a hobby anymore,and a hobby that I've not been able to devote much time to for awhile. I've been too busy doing / dealing with other functions of my job that half the sh*t your dealing with right now would probably scare the crap out of me LOL...and I don't know why, but I can't type for squat after listening to that song
07-08-2006, 01:46 PM
#18
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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RE: Is it worth the time?
If you are working under the hood a lot it's worth it, if you aren't then your just doing your mechanic a favor.
ORIGINAL: 402firefighter
I am considering getting some of the hood struts to replace my prop rod. Are they worth the trouble and are they a direct bolt-on. I am not crazy about drilling holes in my 2006. Who makes some good hood struts? Thanks!!
I am considering getting some of the hood struts to replace my prop rod. Are they worth the trouble and are they a direct bolt-on. I am not crazy about drilling holes in my 2006. Who makes some good hood struts? Thanks!!
07-08-2006, 02:45 PM
#19
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RE: Is it worth the time?
Man i feel for you, today i moved 84 boxes of 15inch floor tile, scraped and sanded 900sqft floor, floated it and then unloaded a truck full of bags of thin set... wow hows are jobs are alike 
Paul
Paul
ORIGINAL: toosober
OBLIGATORY FORUM HIJACK
Yeah, work is nuts! In the middle of 2 very big migrations, 120 servers migrating onto VMWare ESX, and we are compeletly removing our AS400 and other Mainframe stuff and porting it over to Linux and Oracle.
OBLIGATORY FORUM HIJACK
Yeah, work is nuts! In the middle of 2 very big migrations, 120 servers migrating onto VMWare ESX, and we are compeletly removing our AS400 and other Mainframe stuff and porting it over to Linux and Oracle.
07-08-2006, 03:53 PM
#20
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RE: Is it worth the time?
I also installed the Redinline hood struts; Total it was 9 holes and $30.00 for a center hole punch and a rivit gun (both of which I should've owned, but didn't, oh well) - They work and look absolutly great, I got the ELITE package from www.RedlineTuning.com, they got to California fairly quick also, great service.
Drilling 9 holes into my Mustang scared the hell out of me...but the instructions are VERY pinpointed and the only way you can really screw up is by lack of reading and comprehending.
Drilling 9 holes into my Mustang scared the hell out of me...but the instructions are VERY pinpointed and the only way you can really screw up is by lack of reading and comprehending.