Delusions
of qualifications. This is the term used to describe young people
coming out of college lately. The blog mentioned that young people are
very confident in themselves, but that does not mean they can do the
job. They are also very unprofessional and easily distracted. The
problem is people keep telling young people they are perfect just the
way they are.
I’m just about to finish off the 1 liter bottle of Johnnie Walker
Black label. I think it has taken me 10 years. Nat just got me a much
smaller bottle to replace it muttering something about being a light
weight.
Chrome
is killing X11 on my work machine. I have Red Hat 6.4 installed. The
Chrome comes from a repo provided by Google or the open source people or
someone out there providing it. This crashing is caused by normal
surfing in Chrome. It doesn’t matter if it is internal or external. It
does seem to matter if it is running some scripts. I just click on
something and wham, I’m at the login prompt for Gnome. This is a pain in
the ass. When this happens, some programs died and some did not. If you
have 1 session only program, you can’t run them because they are
already running. Config and lock files are still active. Basically, it
is time to reboot.
I
hit the spacebar with my left thumb. This is an issue only because most
keyboards seem to stick extra keys for the left thumb to hit that cause
the spacebar to move to the right. This means I’m hitting the edge of
the spacebar only. This causes funny reactions on some keyboards. I get
missing and misplaced spaces in my everyday typing.
At
lunch today, I found myself mumbling about 3d printers and wishing they
would catch one better. It sounds like the thing that is holding them
back is the software for generating the models upon which the item being
printed is designed. The tools take a degree in engineering to
understand.
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