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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #15 on: March 07, 2010, 12:28:17 pm »
Believe me, Luki, I can relate; my company is the exact same way. Then again, we're so resistant to change that some of the machines we use for other stuff are actually still running DOS. :P

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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #16 on: March 08, 2010, 10:44:22 am »
We're on a new host, I'll lask Chad if Perl works or not.

Yeah, it does. Chad will be in touch with you I think :)
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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #17 on: March 08, 2010, 02:37:59 pm »
Believe me, Luki, I can relate; my company is the exact same way. Then again, we're so resistant to change that some of the machines we use for other stuff are actually still running DOS. :P
I take it those companies don't take kindly to people hacking their way into their local Administrator account? :P

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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #18 on: March 08, 2010, 04:27:30 pm »
Well, if perl works here, that makes putting up the Guide a pretty simple matter of copy/pasting some files and perhaps setting permissions on the part you execute.

I still want to try and get the planet database to something a little more standards-compliant though, as when I originally wrote it it was only compatible with Internet Explorer (bad me!). FireFox works, kind of, but none of the interactive stuff really works well/at all. Perhaps I can try to poke that monstrosity again later...

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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #19 on: March 09, 2010, 12:19:37 pm »
I take it those companies don't take kindly to people hacking their way into their local Administrator account? :P

Not really. And as I'm on site here and using one of our customers computer so that I can access their IE 6 intranet, definitely not. Nothing gets factories as uppity as when the consultants hack their systems. Not that I'd have a clue about how to do that though.

Also UQMF went down in the middle of my BEL update. What gives?
Temporary glitch apparently.

Well, if perl works here, that makes putting up the Guide a pretty simple matter of copy/pasting some files and perhaps setting permissions on the part you execute.

I still want to try and get the planet database to something a little more standards-compliant though, as when I originally wrote it it was only compatible with Internet Explorer (bad me!). FireFox works, kind of, but none of the interactive stuff really works well/at all. Perhaps I can try to poke that monstrosity again later...

Yay, good news!
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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #20 on: March 09, 2010, 12:23:24 pm »
yeah UQMF is down for me too...
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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #21 on: March 09, 2010, 12:33:15 pm »
Back up now
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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #22 on: March 09, 2010, 12:50:23 pm »
Huh? UQM forum went down? Oh well I don't really pay much attention to that place anymore, although I am slightly pumped about that Saturday event. If I do bad, TRUST me, its the delay :P .

As for works getting all authoritarian about internet usage, its that way with any work place! If I was an administrator, I know I would :D ! And the company sticks with MS-DOS because there afraid of change? They must be really used to the 80's...
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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #23 on: March 09, 2010, 01:00:45 pm »
I take it those companies don't take kindly to people hacking their way into their local Administrator account? :P
Not really. And as I'm on site here and using one of our customers computer so that I can access their IE 6 intranet, definitely not. Nothing gets factories as uppity as when the consultants hack their systems.
Funny, that. I'm a consultant too and when I go on site and hack their systems, I get thanked.

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Weird things going on... It should be ok again, but keep your fingers crossed.

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Re: Professor Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette.pdf
« Reply #24 on: March 09, 2010, 01:30:10 pm »
I take it those companies don't take kindly to people hacking their way into their local Administrator account? :P
Not really. And as I'm on site here and using one of our customers computer so that I can access their IE 6 intranet, definitely not. Nothing gets factories as uppity as when the consultants hack their systems.
Funny, that. I'm a consultant too and when I go on site and hack their systems, I get thanked.

I hope you get paid for it too ;)
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