What was actually in the requirements and what the business customer thought was in the requirements were at odds. Apparently, a change was discussed, something was put in the requirements, and the business user signed off thinking her changes were implemented in it.
I've been using MetroPCS for some time now, due to their $25/mo no contract, unlimited calling plan. It used to be $40, and that was good too, but at $25 it's hard to beat.
A team member from Chenai asked me why a script which EXECUTEd a PACKAGE i wrote wasn't working. First thing i did was run it myself via SQL*Plus, which is did splendidly, i might add.
In middle of redacting a VIEW that deals with groups, members, and precedence, i fixed a bug, and explained a line in greater detail with (what i think is) the correct logic. (The actual COLUMN name has been shortened):
I said i have nothing to say!
I have nothing to say.
Could be.
But why is it modal? To put it another way, if i can't use it without javascript there is no need to prevent me, because i can't use it anyway.
Having a free moment, i decided to search for something on eBay when the following message popped up on my screen:
Please enable JavaScript
Our new search experience requires JavaScript to be enabled. Please enable JavaScript on your browser, then try again.
To use our basic experience which does not require JavaScript, click here.
This morning i went to put gas in the car. I switched gas stations because i don't like answering three-million questions before being able to start the gas pumping. Sheesh, ask if if i want a receipt after it starts, why waste so much precious time (in the freezing weather)!
That is cute.
Last week i overheard part of a conversation. Someone asked, "what's that in celsius, -40?"
And behold, i chuckled.
Sounds like they Bosched it up. he he he.... ferget it.
I use Google Voice to ring my cell phone and office phone (amongst others). The problem is, the office phone picks up after two rings. It's a Cisco CP-7942G, an ip phone. The time to ring setting is global. Seriously?!
Been playing Battle Monkeys.
Learning what each icon does and proc-order is important, but i haven't seen it explained in detail in one place. So, i decided to place a start, here, so as to have it somewhere:
Each Item can be used once. When used, the icon disappears.
Names appearing on four-part screen before game starts are colored based on rank.
I'm told the kid is comfortable with the computer. Also, he is a teenager, so he likely gets around when his parents are not.
They suspect that he might be having an issue. They want to verify before taking any action.
I might give more advice later, but first step is to help them check out if their fears are true.
An Ada exception is when a routine gets in trouble and says 'Beam me up, Scotty'.
