So, Tony, did they cover this vital and popular use of Dell products in training?

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I finally have a job. That means that I sacrifice ~40 hours a week to something I don't really get to hold on to, or care to talk about when I get home ( Read more... )

Just a few of the many ( Read more... )

It seems hard for Austin to go a day without an accident on some major highway. Which is crippling, as there are only a couple of them in the city ( Read more... )

Title says most of it. Pay's right for my education level (therefore pretty good), and the work should be super-interesting. There is that whole working-with-5-middle-aged-guys thing, but in the end that's not really so different than most situations. I'd end up working with the same couple people anywhere I am, and I probably have more social ( Read more... )

I will be in work soon. I finally got an offer from the guys who've been waiting on some contracts, and I'm sorely tempted to just take it. But my indecisive self wants to wait for my last interviewers to give a response. It's odd to want them to turn me down so the decision is easy ( Read more... )

boo sports interviewers asking shitty questions ( Read more... )

The Youtube interface has unimproved. With the Google-tons of money they make every few seconds, you'd think they could pay a focus group a few donuts to prevent such cock-ups ( Read more... )

GN: gaduated ( Read more... )

Yeah, I'm graduating, but that doesn't mean much. I'll probably be back; maybe a few days here and there, perhaps for another half decade. It doesn't hit hard because I didn't put down any serious roots. Plus, I'll probably have an easier time spending time my friends here out than in. Leaving one thing in particular behind absolutely elates me ( Read more... )