Misleading headlines
I almost vomited when I saw this headline (see related link):
Officially disguised as a Canadian
I almost vomited when I saw this headline (see related link):
In case you're wondering, I'm busy backing up a 50GB database, and a 20GB network share, which is why I have time to post!
I've read a lot about the South Korean (I'm not going to give anyone the satisfaction of saying his name – he's not worth it) who gunned down 32 people and then himself.
Standard Bank Asset and Vehicle Finance has to be the most useless department of its kind we have ever dealt with.
A person of very little brain common sense has blamed advertising, children's power and anything else she can think of for the reason kids are so fat today (see related link).
George Orwell was right, but just a few years out. See related link.
Yesterday (Sunday), I was again disconnected by Sentech. When I called the help desk, I was informed that my debit order was unsuccessful, and therefore I was not allowed on the network. When I demanded to know how a debit order is supposed to take place on a Sunday, the technician simply told me to call back today because no one was in the accounts department to help me. When I swore at him, he demanded that I treat him like a human being. I told him I'd treat him like one if he started behaving like one.
If you're looking for a service that ignores you when your life is in danger on the road because "that's not our department", then the SAPS is for you.
Microsoft has acknowledged the Vista bug that I mentioned last week, relating to copying and moving files over the network, and released a hotfix (see related link).
It was a foregone conclusion, but I put myself through it anyway.