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Why isn't it NSCDC.OFR rather than.OFZ?
It also seems odd that the Y=W instead of X=W.
So I tried coded.htx and.htz but no page found, I guess they just silently log how cool you are.
Of course my computations may be off. I think I started drinking a little too early this morning.
I was considering getting my wife one of these to hang over the kitchen entry to remind her of her to-do list items during the day.
Of course, I might ssh in and display I LOVE YOU randomly as well.
Ultimately I decided it was not a good Christmas present, as if a hint to do more chores.
But, maybe randomly next month!
I had similar issues, for more years.
I can tell you what I did.
I got on in the support department of a company that I could tell actually had more going on in the same headquarters than just a call center, and eventually applied successfully into another department after working there a year or so.
Good luck.
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