Post by Mr. G on Jul 26, 2007 23:53:14 GMT -5
This is just a heads up that if anyone has a system administrator where they work, make sure to drop them some form of appreciation today! It could be anything as minor as a "Thanks!", to a caffeinated... anything, sandwich, or just try not bugging him for minor things.
Here in our family, Sysadmin Day has kinda turned into a "Christmas in July for me", just without the long meals, and lengthy family discussions. I got (in advance of course), a new pair of shoes, and Guitar Hero II (which I am addicted to, as anyone on my friends list should've noticed).
And on the note of Guitar Hero II: If you have alot of free time on your hands - get it. If not, or wish to use your time for something else - avoid it like the plague. GH2 is one of those "easy to learn, VERY hard to master" rythem games. I find myself, when I have a spare moment, to fire up the game, and see if I can beat a score that I set for myself. That being said though, GH2 is a really good game. An outsider might think of it as boring, but once you get into it, you're pretty much sucked into it for the duration.
Here in our family, Sysadmin Day has kinda turned into a "Christmas in July for me", just without the long meals, and lengthy family discussions. I got (in advance of course), a new pair of shoes, and Guitar Hero II (which I am addicted to, as anyone on my friends list should've noticed).
And on the note of Guitar Hero II: If you have alot of free time on your hands - get it. If not, or wish to use your time for something else - avoid it like the plague. GH2 is one of those "easy to learn, VERY hard to master" rythem games. I find myself, when I have a spare moment, to fire up the game, and see if I can beat a score that I set for myself. That being said though, GH2 is a really good game. An outsider might think of it as boring, but once you get into it, you're pretty much sucked into it for the duration.
