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Monday 31 December 2007
Next year behind me...
HAPPY NEW YEAR 11111011000 ! ! !
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No. 217 traced by frob @ 18:00:00
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Tuesday 25 December 2007
Poznan @ night
Poznan International Fair
Wandering through the city...
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Monday 24 December 2007
Happy Holidays !
MERRY FREAKIN' X-MAS TO ALL OF YOU
Happy Birthday Jesus !
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No. 215 traced by frob @ 01:00:00
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Saturday 22 December 2007
Nerdology...
The tools of a real nerd
Leatherman, pain killers and coke...
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No. 214 traced by frob @ 21:00:00
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Monday 17 December 2007
Socialistic Networks
TWOJA STARA JEST PRZECIAZONA JAK NASZA-KLASA.PL
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No. 213 traced by frob @ 23:00:00
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Friday 14 December 2007
It's been a long time... 25 years...
The Commodore 64 was an 8-bit home computer released by Commodore International in August, 1982 and made an impressive debut at the 1982 Winter Consumer Electronics Show, as recalled by Production Engineer David A. Ziembicki: All we saw at our booth were Atari people with their mouths dropping open, saying, 'How can you do that for $595?'. Approximately 10,000 commercial software titles were developed for the Commodore 64 including development tools, office applications and games.
Often overshadowed by the Apple II and Atari 800, the Commodore 64 rose to great heights in the 1980s. From 1982-1993, 17 million C64s were sold. The Guinness Book of World Records lists the Commodore 64 as the best-selling single computer model.
A long time ago I had one at home and I don't remember how many hours I spent playing games. There was also the time when everyone started programming in Basic and hacking his machine with additional tools (including many mods and cartridges). Demo Scene was growing strong and creating some serious shit... I sold my C64 one day to have some money for my first 286...
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Thursday 13 December 2007
Dashing through the snow...
After a long and exhausting day we went to Sioux restaurant for X-Mas party (near Old Marketplace in Poznan). This is probably the only picture where I appeared. We got vouchers for a booze but Jameson was not included so I had to buy it... Damn it ! The best part of socialising was karaoke competition which was a lot of fun (after a few pints).
Induction time has finished so I'm starting some real work... I even prepared my new t-shirt: "I read your e-mail"
Induction time has finished so I'm starting some real work... I even prepared my new t-shirt: "I read your e-mail"
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No. 211 traced by frob @ 23:00:00
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Wednesday 12 December 2007
Heroes Will Rise
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No. 210 traced by frob @ 20:00:00
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Friday 16 November 2007
Conspiracy Theory
Tips from the battlefield... 
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Monday 12 November 2007
Database replicator started...
I came to Poland and I wanted to rest for a while. I had a lot of time so I went to Wroclaw to MS conference about optimizing and securing infrastructure - I'm waiting for the labs to become available in here.
I had nothing important to do so I started looking at the jobs in IT. I sent my CV directly to 11 companies - I was invited to 7 interviews (Poznan, Wroclaw & Krakow) within just 2 weeks.
I got a call on the 11th of November from HR saying that I got a job. What is so odd about this? Not only that was Sunday but also it was Independence Day. I had exactly 4 interviews when going for this position - even a conference calls and... psychologist. I'm officially Lotus Domino Admin. What is so great about this? I don't care about network problems. I don't care about any hardware issues. I don't care about operating systems. I don't even care about end user as I have no contact with this group at all. I don't care about anything but Lotus. Jaysus, I'm so smart I'm practically retarded...
I had a choice: I got also 3 other Sys Admin positions that I rejected. It seems that many things changed in here. Robert, you should consider coming here for a while and go for IT manager positions as wages are pretty much the same as in Ireland. I know, you would have to convince your better half somehow...
It's time to see what Redbooks site offers now...
drop all
I had nothing important to do so I started looking at the jobs in IT. I sent my CV directly to 11 companies - I was invited to 7 interviews (Poznan, Wroclaw & Krakow) within just 2 weeks.
I got a call on the 11th of November from HR saying that I got a job. What is so odd about this? Not only that was Sunday but also it was Independence Day. I had exactly 4 interviews when going for this position - even a conference calls and... psychologist. I'm officially Lotus Domino Admin. What is so great about this? I don't care about network problems. I don't care about any hardware issues. I don't care about operating systems. I don't even care about end user as I have no contact with this group at all. I don't care about anything but Lotus. Jaysus, I'm so smart I'm practically retarded...
I had a choice: I got also 3 other Sys Admin positions that I rejected. It seems that many things changed in here. Robert, you should consider coming here for a while and go for IT manager positions as wages are pretty much the same as in Ireland. I know, you would have to convince your better half somehow...
It's time to see what Redbooks site offers now...
drop all
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