NOW: System downtime; WAS: Re: Understanding Programming & Code

[John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

...Tons of links will appear. 

ShaZAM!! Just liike magic!

Sorry...couldn't resist. The dev web server that I'm working on is
down and the techie is out to lunch.

.....no, really...he's eating!

Which brings me to a real question.

I'm managing the content of an intranet (until Friday...hint, hint),
and my whole job revolves arouund having access to the web site.

If you are a contractor, and maybe if you are a FT, and the
server/network/etc, that you MUST work on, is down, due to no fault
of your own...how do you handle it?

Do you go home and if a contractor, stop drawing your pay for the day
or do you sit at your desk and play games, read emails, surf the web?

Thanks

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John Posada, Senior Technical Writer
"How to be happy in life: Never impose your beliefs
on anyone else and never fry bacon in the nude."
 -- Anon
mailto:john -at- tdandw -dot- com, 732-259-2874

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