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    Moving servers

    Arghhhh
    Why do I have to work in I.T? Hehe.

    Gotta change over the main server in this small site, and they're adamant the computers still need to be used whilst I do the transfer. I only visit this site a few hours a week, so had to get the server setup on the odd hour here and there.

    Anyway, today the big changeover day, and they won't turn off the workstations... So, gotta op it all with the workstations running, getting lots pdf moaning about this and that being down.

    Trying to transfer all data from old server, slow as hell. Can I just walk out of here! lol

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    where dya work mate?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobonthejob View Post
    where dya work mate?
    I work for a few primary schools. Other great problem with primary schools, everything's got to be done on a cheap ass budget... lol

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    Doh!...lol ....

    I used to work in a primary school...earlier on...Worked a couple in the county....Damn did i have some boring days...And man....budgets are shizer.... lol
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    Where'd you work note then? Were you in I.T? I had thought about becoming a teacher at one point, boy an I glass I'm not, lol...

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    Yup in IT mate....Linux/Unix analyst.....

    Work in Desford.
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    is every one here in IT im in IT too but a little different to you guys, I am a PC support Technition, I repair build and diagnose PC faults be it hardware or software [More hardware though]
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    nope i'm a cctv operator but i do a little bodyguard work on the side.

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    I am in I.T too. I work in video games development. I can't say it's boring though

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    now i know where to come if i need a good I.T worker

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobonthejob View Post
    Yup in IT mate....Linux/Unix analyst.....

    Work in Desford.
    Any jobs available mate?! Is a little distance away from where I live, but used to drive passed it at my old job, so it'll be fine. Also, quite enjoy the journey, as find driving quite relaxing hehe.

    Seriously though, I like the job, because I can get away with just searching the Internet and doing nothing at quite times, but then at other times (like today), it's mega stressful as need to do everything and work extra for f all recognition

    But, I find that I am not getting any extra input in to my career, and it's quite stale in terms of learning new things... So, gimme a job hehe


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    I must be the ye olde grandad of IT as I once worked as a telephone linesman for BT before the mobile telefone came about. Yes that's right, an actual dinasour of the pre ms dos era! Give you all a clue when it was...the computer of the day was the mighty Acorn Atom(!!) and the Sinclair ZX81 (the computer of the future , it was called...turned out to be one of the biggest flops of all time!!!) So me'lads which one of yer has the correct year???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conaxthewarrior View Post
    I must be the ye olde grandad of IT as I once worked as a telephone linesman for BT before the mobile telefone came about. Yes that's right, an actual dinasour of the pre ms dos era! Give you all a clue when it was...the computer of the day was the mighty Acorn Atom(!!) and the Sinclair ZX81 (the computer of the future , it was called...turned out to be one of the biggest flops of all time!!!) So me'lads which one of yer has the correct year???
    1982 me thinks

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    Bugger, exactly right! So, for an extra ten quid, what was the name of the standard phone of the time, (the big hevey single coloured beast that made the classic "ring ring" sound)?

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    The TSR 8009A Eiger [1981]
    aka STC Classic

    i'll pm you my paypal address for the tenner lol
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