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Anyone else curious what Hunting's job & tools are? :-)

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Feb 3 '16, 07:19

I can't really relate to this career trajectory. It's foreign to me. That said - if I had to move anywhere in the US, TN would be in the top 10. (Nashville, most likely, for the tech scene)

But so would Boston, which is where I think they are now.

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Shepard? and the staff thing with the crook? -- nm - prayformojo Feb 3, 07:21
It's a sharepoint contracts tool and a internal built Oracle system. - Will Hunting Feb 3, 07:20 8
- Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. On the bright side, it could be worse. (SAP, CGI ...) -- nm - Beryllium Feb 3, 07:22 7
  - Lotus, Office 2007, Windows XP, Server 2000 - oblique Feb 3, 07:23 6
    - We're still running a SCO Linux server. It's gotta be at least 20 years old -- nm - decline Feb 3, 07:31
    - I have Expedition (a sybase program) and killed off a DOS program about 5 years ago. - Will Hunting Feb 3, 07:28 3
      - What I'm pulling from this conversation is that many things are running on tin cans and shoestrings. -- nm - Qale Feb 3, 07:36
      - OMFG - oblique Feb 3, 07:29 1
        
        I have seen our people do shit in that program that I told our contracts guys if the new system allows it, we should all just walk. -- nm - Will Hunting Feb 3, 07:38
    - That's older than my car. That's not right. -- nm - Beryllium Feb 3, 07:25
I am sure the tools are a fork and spoon. -- nm - groiny Feb 3, 07:19
He's a transponster -- nm - oblique Feb 3, 07:19 1
- That's not even a word! -- nm - Baron Whitlock Feb 3, 07:23

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