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Category: Vita
Il ragu`
Note to self: quando si decide di investire la Domenica per fare un ragu` Come-Dio-Comanda(TM), evitare di uscire a causa della telefonata del vicino di casa che ha problemi con il pc e non riesce a lavorare; quando torni lui e` felice perche` funziona tutto ma tu diventi istantaneamente triste avendo bruciato meta` della delizia che stavi preparando.
Sigh.
Uhm… meno tasse piu` tasse
Repubblica dice “aumenti fino al 30%”.
Quindi riduzione delle tasse (io non ho visto molto sgravio nella mia busta di gennaio, ma chissa`), ma aumento di due milioni di balzelli tra cui passaporto, bollo auto, revisione, e — da quello che ho capito — tasse sui brevetti.
Non so se per risparmiare sulla ADSL o sul box digitale terrestre mi sento di mettere ulteriori pastoie al progresso economico-tecnologico del paese. Ma tanto siamo cosi` indietro che se qualcuno vuol fare qualcosa di serio si sposta all’estero. E l’Italia se la guarda via satellite.
Cosa faccio nella vita
Direbbe la Wertmuller:
”Sprazzi di lucidita` davanti al caffe` in una domenica d’inverno senza macchina”
koolinus Il vero informatico 2005 non ha ancora capito cosa fa nella vita ed รจ estremamente incoerente. –> questo sono io
zen io so cosa faccio nella vita
zen corro dietro alle cose piu` interessanti come se fossero belle ragazze
zen e mi dimentico di quest’ultime :D
sigh.
4AM rant
Shit happens.
This is perfectly normal, and depending on the size of the company your’re working for, it is the same everywhere — just the size of the fan and the maximum amount of the shitload change size.
If your job is for 15-people-ISP, it is safe to assume that while a broken network cable can be replaced as fast as everywhere, a fault in a critical under-10k euros network appliance can bring you on your knees (you have no money for real redundancy).
Working for big-big-cellular-phone-telco-$$$, you would also assume that the same fault can be managed easily, and/or that there is hardware redundancy everywhere, and that the real show-stoppers are much more rare. Well, you’re right — and this result comes obviously with a cost: more hardware, more planning, more tests, more procedures.
What escapes me is why BBCPT$$$ cannot manage people the same way it does with the services infrastructure. Having smart people working for you is cool. Smart people keep your business running, like reliable hardware does. But while a bunch of geeks can pull the rabbit out of the hat most of the time, dumbasses can’t find the hat.
What’s the value of a 100k euros DNS infrastructure when the people using it can’t /flushdns their cache or check which name servers they’re pointing to? (and by consequence wake me up at 4AM in the middle of a service migration?)
Don’t put monkey behind your keyboards. Or PEBKAC could be your next buzzword.