Sorry I have not been around, things have been crazy around, new job included!!
I'll try to be around more again!!
Full Version: I'm back!!!
where the hell ya been wayne! 
Welcome back Wayne.
new job keeping me busy mostly... I used to have so much free time at work that I was scared of getting fired... since Sept. though, I have been SWAMPED!!!
there have been some personal issues too, some good, some bad... my wife's marathon, she is also going back to College for her 2nd degree, so she can teach. I've had to learn 2 more programming languages since October for my new job;
I HAVE used a little of the time on the teener, the Brakes, and tranny are finally done... and I am SLOWLY making progress on the electrical...
I'll spare ya'll the "bad"
there have been some personal issues too, some good, some bad... my wife's marathon, she is also going back to College for her 2nd degree, so she can teach. I've had to learn 2 more programming languages since October for my new job;
I HAVE used a little of the time on the teener, the Brakes, and tranny are finally done... and I am SLOWLY making progress on the electrical...
I'll spare ya'll the "bad"
Welcome back Wayne!
QUOTE(tat2dphreak @ Dec 15 2004, 04:24 PM)
new job keeping me busy mostly... I used to have so much free time at work that I was scared of getting fired... since Sept. though, I have been SWAMPED!!!
I've had to learn 2 more programming languages since October for my new job;
I've had to learn 2 more programming languages since October for my new job;
Welcome back Wayne...
BTW, I curious about the 2 new programming languages you're learning, what are they? Who are you working for?
I'm a Oracle programmer and I'm always trying to stay ahead of the programming curve...
they are just new to me...
C (not c++, which I already kinda knew) and the other is a code gen tool actually... called RBMS... I still work for SBC comm..
we use a lot of PL/SQL ORacle, but I don't need to touch most of that code right now anyway...
I know some PL/SQL, but I'm by no means proficient..
C (not c++, which I already kinda knew) and the other is a code gen tool actually... called RBMS... I still work for SBC comm..
we use a lot of PL/SQL ORacle, but I don't need to touch most of that code right now anyway...
I know some PL/SQL, but I'm by no means proficient..
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