dreamweaver templates are okay IF used correctlybut most fuckers dont have a clue.
personally, i hate them..
edit: they sound like they'd be better off with Contribute, ANY fuckwit can use that, without bastardising the HTML (much)
(personally, i hate them..
edit: they sound like they'd be better off with Contribute, ANY fuckwit can use that, without bastardising the HTML (much)
lo, the Greebo Warrior - Est. 2002,
Tue 16 Dec 2003, 12:09,
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also, while im on my soapboxmost people i know with some form of 'offishul' qualification in web design/development are shit at it.
i know a guy who got a degree of somesorts (ive never been to uni), and his entire course focused around frontpage and access.
can he design? can he watermelon....
(i know a guy who got a degree of somesorts (ive never been to uni), and his entire course focused around frontpage and access.
can he design? can he watermelon....
lo, the Greebo Warrior - Est. 2002,
Tue 16 Dec 2003, 12:12,
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All a degree provesis that you can pass an exam. IMHO.
I don't have one either.
I did once do IT Support for a course where all these graduates had to set up a mini-network (in the days before Wireless, too). Most of the graduate were OK...
Anyway, after they'd had instruction in how to set this thing up, they were set the task of doing it on their own. I watched this one group set it all up, plugging in the cables, laptops, the printer etc. They powered up their laptops, and nobody could see any other 'puters.
This one graduate, who I was told graduated with top honours from Cambridge that year, said "Excuse me, this isn't working. Fix it, please". I replied "No. If *I* fix it, you haven't learned anything". He "But thats your job". Me: "No my job is to fix it if something goes wrong. You haven't done it properly, it's not that it's not working". He: "But you're IT Support! Fix it!". Me: "no". etc, for about five minutes
Anyway, I let them struggle for another few minutes, watching this "Top Graduate" getting more and more angry, before I said "OK, do you give up? You're going to kick yourselves, I warn you...". Then I turned the power on.
He wasn't happy at all. I was happy in a smug git kind of way.
Top graduate my arse
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Tue 16 Dec 2003, 12:20,
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I don't have one either.
I did once do IT Support for a course where all these graduates had to set up a mini-network (in the days before Wireless, too). Most of the graduate were OK...
Anyway, after they'd had instruction in how to set this thing up, they were set the task of doing it on their own. I watched this one group set it all up, plugging in the cables, laptops, the printer etc. They powered up their laptops, and nobody could see any other 'puters.
This one graduate, who I was told graduated with top honours from Cambridge that year, said "Excuse me, this isn't working. Fix it, please". I replied "No. If *I* fix it, you haven't learned anything". He "But thats your job". Me: "No my job is to fix it if something goes wrong. You haven't done it properly, it's not that it's not working". He: "But you're IT Support! Fix it!". Me: "no". etc, for about five minutes
Anyway, I let them struggle for another few minutes, watching this "Top Graduate" getting more and more angry, before I said "OK, do you give up? You're going to kick yourselves, I warn you...". Then I turned the power on.
He wasn't happy at all. I was happy in a smug git kind of way.
Top graduate my arse
Hehehe.I must admit, I'm doing a BSc Computer Networks course. I'm in the second year, but the stupidity of many of the other candidates (I don't say students for a reason) astounds me. And some of the lecturers are even worse.
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The Duke Of Your Fingers feels like an old man... mmm, tasty!,
Tue 16 Dec 2003, 12:25,
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at schoolMy teacher rapped on the case of the BBC (yep, it was that long ago) and said "This is hardware, and this"... (bending a floppy disk.. yes they were really floppy back then) .. "is software".
Stupidly, I corrected him and was made to stand outside in the corridor waiting for the headmaster to do his rounds.
So, yep, being a teacher doesn't always mean you know what you're doing.
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Tue 16 Dec 2003, 12:27,
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Stupidly, I corrected him and was made to stand outside in the corridor waiting for the headmaster to do his rounds.
So, yep, being a teacher doesn't always mean you know what you're doing.
Patronising git!I know, I'm not that young! Besides, you can't see me insult you now, this is in the spazz! :-P
Being a precocious little shit, I have had the misfortune of correcting my IT teachers on many occasions... Once I was in the 6th form, I stepped up a gear - and corrected the spelling mistakes my Head of Sixth Form made on a handout she gave us, using a red pen.
(Being a precocious little shit, I have had the misfortune of correcting my IT teachers on many occasions... Once I was in the 6th form, I stepped up a gear - and corrected the spelling mistakes my Head of Sixth Form made on a handout she gave us, using a red pen.
The Duke Of Your Fingers feels like an old man... mmm, tasty!,
Tue 16 Dec 2003, 12:30,
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sorrydidn't mean to be patronising to you... just mocking myself for being (nearly) old.
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Tue 16 Dec 2003, 12:32,
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Hehe,didn't mean it. I'm 21, but BBCs were still quite new when I got into computers... at the age of 5.
/sad geek child
(/sad geek child
The Duke Of Your Fingers feels like an old man... mmm, tasty!,
Tue 16 Dec 2003, 12:33,
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