this is a very interesting article on data deletion and how data recovery is being used to combat crime
http://news.com.com/When+delete+is+not+enough/2100-1029_3-6058947.html?tag=nefd.lede
When 'delete' is not enough
16 public posts in this discussion.
Post 2
do you do anything at work?
Post 3
lol i agree
i recon u would browse the internet at work more then milenko
whats your occupation?
Post 4
sounds like he works at CSC as well :)
Post 5
He sits on digg.com all day and simply link posts whatever the latest "Wow thats interesting" Digg is.
As i read them he posts them here within 4 -5 mins on average
Post 6
i agree with eater .. he doesnt do any work aswell :)
Post 7
if your not interested in it then dont read them....
and sorry dont use digg.com - its shoutwire.com ;)
as for work...[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
Well, I generally come in at least fifteen minutes late, ah, I use the side door--that way Lumberg can't see me, heh--after that I sorta space out for an hour. [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Yeah, I just stare at my desk, but it looks like I'm working. I do that for probably another hour after lunch too, I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work.[/FONT]
Post 8
what is your occupation?
may not want to say your employer after u just said u do 15 min of work :p
Post 9
Probably for the council, work day sounds very familiar....... :grin:
Post 10
For the undeducated, that was a quote from 'Office Space'.
Post 11
Quote from Milenko:
For the undeducated, that was a quote from 'Office Space'.
I knew it was from somthing :p
he does work.. sometimes.. its not that hard to do two things at once.. Post while working.. i do it all the time
Post 12
Not as bad as me though. On the last day at csc help desk i think every customer that rang up i typed the following in the description field.
"monkey rang, with a monkey problem. Monkey didnt plug in keyboard. Advised monkey to replace keyboard. Monkey is happy now"
Post 13
Quote from chad:
Not as bad as me though. On the last day at csc help desk i think every customer that rang up i typed the following in the description field.
"monkey rang, with a monkey problem. Monkey didnt plug in keyboard. Advised monkey to replace keyboard. Monkey is happy now"
Was that supposed to be your last day, or was that just how it ended up turning out??
Post 14
In all disbelief it was my last day at CSC help desk after ending my contract 3 months early with the company. The reason why for ending the contract was for a job offering to do 3D programming and development work in C++ as an assistant programmer. The job involves implementing new graphical effects and functionality into an old engine.
It’s been about 3-4 months since starting with the new company. Have been talking to vendors and reading 1 million lines of C++ code. Doing researching into 3D mathematics, and matrix algebra, physics, vectors ect... So I still have a shit load still to learn.
Post 15
i hope your boss reads this.. :)
Post 16
lol im working for the qld goverment i sit on my ass most of the day eating them banana thingy mabobs you buy in a packet typing on msn and looking thru old hardware ect i must work half an hour out of each hour, iam there 10 hours a day :) plus when i had finished my 12 days the management said i did more work in the 12 days i was there then the lady before me had done in 8 months
:) back to work in 3 weeks :( its been a fun 5 weeks off
(shrugs ) does this mean council workers are slack ?
i think next time i might spread out my work / create work lol