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Axis
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Registered: Aug 2006
Posts: 43 |
What kind of job did you do?
i have learn as first machinist but this was not my dream.. my parents want that i do that..
after my civilian service i deadicated to learn geriatric nurse(altenpfleger)..
after 7 years in this job i became the chance to work as computer specialist.. my hobby was my job..
after 4 years in a big company i must go because job shakeout. i become a lot of money but must go back to old people's home..
after 2 years looking i'm have become now again the chance to work in a big company as IT specialist..
only a temporary contract at the moment but i hope to be longer here in the firm! Hope so!!!! |
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Total Chaos
Registered: Mar 2006
Posts: 74 |
wow, ppl are all serious and stuff here ;)
ok... I work as a system administrator for unix-systems @ Volvo... and no, I don't know SHIT about cars and I don't care ;)
been pretty much working with computers for as long as I can remember... some of the diffrent systems I've been working on are:
OS/390 (z-os today, IBM Mainframes... love 'em)
AS/400 (i-series today, IBM midrange.. called "micro computers"... don't ask me why 'coz they are freaking HUGE)
SUN (Solaris, Jurassic Sparc)
AIX (IBM unix... right now I have about 70 servers in 6 Regatta-shells and 12 more on the way in shiny new 595-stylee :D )
I have my own office far away from all thouse annoying fucks, what you call them... USERS... and they can only reach me by mail as my phone# is unlisted :D
I have also worked some on *bluerk* winblows, but only for like 2-3 months... hated every moment of it as I actually had to talk to real ppl then...
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Stainless Steel
Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 966 |
Aww well Im a "System engineer" (atleast thats what the business card says).
Ive been working in the Citrix / Terminalserver field for the past 4 years. Before that i was doing webdevelopment for various companies and before that i was working for UPS loading / unloading trucks in the nightshift (damn hard work) and some other smaller jobs not worth mentioning.
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cba
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 935 |
Quote: wow, ppl are all serious and stuff here ;)
ok... I work as a system administrator for unix-systems @ Volvo... and no, I don't know SHIT about cars and I don't care ;)
been pretty much working with computers for as long as I can remember... some of the diffrent systems I've been working on are:
OS/390 (z-os today, IBM Mainframes... love 'em)
AS/400 (i-series today, IBM midrange.. called "micro computers"... don't ask me why 'coz they are freaking HUGE)
SUN (Solaris, Jurassic Sparc)
AIX (IBM unix... right now I have about 70 servers in 6 Regatta-shells and 12 more on the way in shiny new 595-stylee :D )
I have my own office far away from all thouse annoying fucks, what you call them... USERS... and they can only reach me by mail as my phone# is unlisted :D
I have also worked some on *bluerk* winblows, but only for like 2-3 months... hated every moment of it as I actually had to talk to real ppl then...
Nice to read this,
I've been always working with computers, starting out
as an all round system administrator, later I moved away
from that, and concetrated only on unix/linux full time.
IBM AIX, Sun Solaris, Debian, Redhat etc.
Currently working @ a big University in Switzerland, enough time to work on CSDB & The Digital Dungeon :)
Niels
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Zedrick
Account closed
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 10 |
Like most (?) people in our subculture, i started out with technical support (though my education is in history and archaeology), and after a few years dealing with idiots (=customers) for different companies (Xerox, Symantec etc) in different countries, I'm now a Hostmaster at a big webhost. Which basically means that I sit most of the day at the office talking rubbish with my colleagues and reading slashdot, taking care of domain/dns-problems about 2 out of 8 hours a day. Very relaxing, and I can't imagine anything better (since I'm such a lazy person).
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TDJ
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1879 |
Quote: Like most (?) people in our subculture, i started out with technical support (though my education is in history and archaeology), and after a few years dealing with idiots (=customers) for different companies (Xerox, Symantec etc) in different countries, I'm now a Hostmaster at a big webhost. Which basically means that I sit most of the day at the office talking rubbish with my colleagues and reading slashdot, taking care of domain/dns-problems about 2 out of 8 hours a day. Very relaxing, and I can't imagine anything better (since I'm such a lazy person).
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To be honest, such a job would drive me mad. I need constant work pressure, or else the days just are too long :) Fortunately at my current job, there is no lack of pressure, no lack at all ;) |
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Celtic
Administrator
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 807 |
Quote: To be honest, such a job would drive me mad. I need constant work pressure, or else the days just are too long :) Fortunately at my current job, there is no lack of pressure, no lack at all ;)
for what site do you work? |
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TDJ
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1879 |
Quote: for what site do you work?
I'd rather not say ;) It's not a porn site, but I'll give you a hint: they have very 'funny' commercials on the Dutch television. |
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WVL
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 899 |
Quote: I'd rather not say ;) It's not a porn site, but I'll give you a hint: they have very 'funny' commercials on the Dutch television.
omg.. you're not responsible for this jamba-crap, right?.. |
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TDJ
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1879 |
Quote: omg.. you're not responsible for this jamba-crap, right?..
You insult me sir. |
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Celtic
Administrator
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 807 |
and i dont consider jamba to be very porn-like. but then again, maybe it turns you on to watch a 'crazy' frog :) |
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