Surely you meant idyllic symbol? :-)
BTW, the buildings are really giant disk drives...
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Does any person know of a statue / figure/ object that stands outside the Oracle
Corporate Headquarters that
If it's an idolic symbol it's probably a statue of Larry that everyone
is supposed to bow to. ;-)
Rodd
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On 5/10/01, 7:51:05 AM, Tim Sawmiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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Surely you meant idyllic symbol? :-)
BTW, the buildings are really
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Does any person know of a statue / figure/ object that stands outside the Oracle
Corporate Headquarters that stands as their idolic symbol? All I have found is the
registered trademark ORACLE. I guess the cylindrical tower buildings are a
well... (platitude insertion:) the good thing about pondering
the dark side of the force every once of while is that it
makes everything else look brighter. :)
On 6 Feb 2001, at 7:01, Mohan, Ross scribbled with alacrity and cogency:
PC Answer: How awful. This denigrates blah blah blah and
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Rachel
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I have had that same issue in the past but I don't have it here. I find
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Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2001 08:55:48 -0800
I have taken the stance with one junior that he now
has to prove me wrong in anything I tell him. Loser buys
the beer. He owes me quite a bit
, you wrote:
Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECTcome on! give me an user who prefer
we,
developers and dbas working in a decent way, instead of
get its job done "rigth now in this moment" and I'll shave my head and
paint
it blue.
developers get crazy trying to solve a problem with users on
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/30/12701.html
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/archive/16057.html
(Prostitutes used to tempt IT staff into jobs)
On 5 Feb 2001, at 12:12, Rocky Welch wrote:
Date sent: Mon, 05 Feb 2001 12:12:17 -0800
To: Multiple
Lisa,
A sweatshop?! Now that sounds a bit harsh. .; )
And just yesterday, both Larry and Jeff
complimented me on something nice
some developers said about me.
Last Friday they reorged a bit and now
Leo is Larry's boss. So basically Development
and our group is under the same umbrella.
Oops, I hate it when I do that. That was supposed to
go straight to Lisa. Everyone else can just scratch
their head and wonder.
Cherie
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Lisa,
Rather
than talking to the CTO about this go to the Dir, VP, or whatever of the USERS
of the system. In-fact he/she is the actual OWNER of the data in the
system. Explain to him/her how dangerous and devious the developers are to
the data
Title: Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECT
I have
had that same issue in the past but I don't have it here. I find
that
as
long as you have your managements support and the development
team
knows
that then life will be much easier. I am very lucky here in that
I
have
good management
Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECTlisa, feel sorry for you, but it's some
of what we discuss the other day about if a developer should tell dba about
creating tables and so.
i think that here, we respect the others based only on technical skills, and
that's the way it should be at work
Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECTcome on! give me an user who prefer we,
developers and dbas working in a decent way, instead of
get its job done "rigth now in this moment" and I'll shave my head and paint
it blue.
developers get crazy trying to solve a problem with users on the
Title: RE: Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECT
Gabriel, I agree. In the past it hasn't been us vs. them. It just has gotten worse in the last few months. Why can't we just all get along? Sure, it's quiet when I don't insist upon proper procedures.
I DID change the passwords, this morning
, February 02, 2001 1:05 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECTcome on! give me an user who prefer we,
developers and dbas working in a decent way, instead of
get its job done "rigth now in this moment" and I'll shave my head and paint
it blue.
deve
01 1:05 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECTcome on! give me an user who prefer we,
developers and dbas working in a decent way, instead of
get its job done "rigth now in this moment" and I'll shave my head and paint
it blue.
developers get crazy tryin
On 2 Feb 2001, at 8:18, Koivu, Lisa wrote:
... Fire me then.
Are you *sure* it's not because you are a viking fan? :)
ep
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Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECTcome on! give me an user who prefer we,
developers and dbas working in a decent way, instead of
get its job done "rigth now in this moment" and I'll shave my head and
Pondering Question of the Day-RESPECT
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 2001 07:20:24 -0800
"Hello Oracle Guru"
Now why is it that I get more respect on the Internet than I do in my
workplace. ??
How many of you have this problem? It's like an ongoing fight with
developers, they want carte blanc
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