The slow demise of IT Depts.
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- vaxorcist0
good riddance... some of these IT departments staff seemed to be at war with web developers and agencies... they hated us, feared anything web-related
and anything we did with some of them at huge companies had to be done on whatever hugely expensive middleware they had just been lured into buying and maintaining on their empire of soon-to-be-obsolete hardware staffed by idiots who had just recently passed MCSE certification classes (Memorized Complete Syntax Encylopedia) rather than actually had a useful knowledge..
Cloud stuff is what I was always hoping for, an "it just works" infrastructure that doesn't need a million meetings to get a fucking password out of somebody who's rightfully fearing for his job and all his do-nothing but debut Microsoft shit underlings....
- sorry for the rant, but this has percolated for toooooo long...vaxorcist
- I agree.kgvs72
- The people in IT where I used to work at were a bunch of assholes. Indeed, good riddance.kgvs72
- woohoo ! :)mikotondria3
- not an exagerationmanonthestreet
- ahahhaha
well putGeorgesII - I don't even know what any of it means and I'm amped to start a revolution!dopepope
- Right On!!!jmckinno
- +1 talentless MCSE cunts are the ones to blame for IE6 still being an issueanimatedgif
- this was me too, i remember hiding a vid cam by my mac to get admin access to my computermoldero
- just so i could instal some programs on it, such BS, IT dept and Interactive dept do not mixmoldero
- i loved fucking with them though.moldero
- they never figured out how i got the admin password, they thought I knew something they didnt and i used it against them for yearsmoldero
- for yearsmoldero