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Post 1720 by alwayslearningunix on Tuesday 27th of March 2001 03:56:30 AM
03-27-2001
Many Thanks
Many thanks PxT, these security vulnerabilities should scare my manager enough for him to sign off my business case to move onto at least BIND 8.2.3.
heh I would love for someone of your ability to come and work here, at least that way I'd have someone who was willing to teach me and not be stuck with my existing colleagues who have a selfish desire to keep all their knowlesdge to themselves (they somehow feel it will weaken their position if everyone knows their little UNIX secrets). You would receive a pay cut of about 50% and be stuck with working under a blundering bunch of "managers" who are wholly incompetent in managing anything, and have even less techinical ability
Changed your mind? I don't blame you
Thanks again, keep up this great forum.
Regards
heh I would love for someone of your ability to come and work here, at least that way I'd have someone who was willing to teach me and not be stuck with my existing colleagues who have a selfish desire to keep all their knowlesdge to themselves (they somehow feel it will weaken their position if everyone knows their little UNIX secrets). You would receive a pay cut of about 50% and be stuck with working under a blundering bunch of "managers" who are wholly incompetent in managing anything, and have even less techinical ability
Changed your mind? I don't blame you Thanks again, keep up this great forum.
Regards
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