[Gambas-user] PHILOSOPHICAL REMARK ON LIFE AND ALL THOSE SORT OF THINGS

[Tomas Eroles i Forner]

Hi all
Sorry for you, Leonardo. Buy some flowers, look for a baby sitter for
your sons, and go dinner with you wife as soon as possible and good
luck.


Well, my history is not a joke, but it seems like that.

I've been working in a Motor Home Company (around 150 workers) during
last year. When I started, in September 2006, all was perfect, but when
the Computer Department of the Company's Headquarters came to my company
things started to change. I wanted to unify the 5 different databases,
and they said they had a better system designed by them, useful, easy to
use, and easy to mantain.
After one year, they said me I have leave my job, because they cannot
justify my job.
Now they'are yet working with their "perfect" system, made in Excel.

Regards

El vie, 26-10-2007 a las 11:11 +0200, Leonardo Miliani escribió:
> Benoit Minisini ha scritto:
> > Did you notice that, when you announce that you want to make a release 
> > candidate of a software developed for almost two years:
> > 
> > * Suddenly people start to find many bugs everywhere.
> > 
> > * At the same time, your boss tells you that you have to redevelop an 
> > essential piece of software for your client and that must be ready before the 
> > end of the month.
> > 
> > * Otherwise, you just want to put on a theatre play, and it is a nightmare to 
> > find four interested people at the same time and same place, so you have a 
> > bad sleep.
> > 
> > I sometimes hear a big dark red daemon laughing behind me...
> > 
> 
> Yesterday the new computer for the company where I work in is arrived...
> I built it and then I started to install OpenSUSE 10.3 on it....
> After restart, it didn't configure the ethernet card.... no internet....
> my boss was "veeery happy" of it.... So I had to to solve this problem
> and I called at home to inform my wife that I would come back at home
> later... She told me that my 2 little sons were destroying her patience
> and she was hoping that I would be back at home earlier...
> At the end of the story, I came back at home at midnight, with my wife
> that was waiting for me with a knife in the back the entering door....
> 
> It seems that when a thing goes wrong, all the world begins to go wrong
> for you!!! :-((((
> 
>