For the retardo DST shit.


Turns out, theres a new happy funtime bug in the http stack!


HTTP STACK CAUSING DOMINO TO CRASH?? THIS HAS NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE!


So they have an OHSHIT hotfix that they sent me after I called them up. Gonna have to patch that shit tonight at 4AM. In the email the dude sent me is a disclaimer about the hotfix. Warning me about how it hasn't gone throught their normal RIGOROUS testing process.

Man if only they'd done that for FP1 im sure we'd be fine now.


IBM has really been in the shitter as of late for products and services. Their laptops are ass now that lenovo makes them. They send out certified lackies to come setup their software for us, but then they dont document shit like they were supposed to and the software turns out to have some pretty serious bugs. Although it was pretty cool that they wrote us a patch for it. Even if it took them a month to admit it was a problem. And now more domino bugs. I suppose I got a little complacent after 7.0.1/7.0.2. Gotta keep them admins on their toes.


Although I did go to this PoT for Websphere Portal that IBM paid for and met this chick who works on some part of domino. I dont remember what. But the point is she was pretty cute and had gigantor boobs. Married though so whatever.

IT GIVES ME HOPE FOR FUTURE FEMALES IN MY CHOSEN FIELD OF WORK!

3/14/2007 6:10:17 PM

ive spent too many hours on this DST shit this week as it is

3/14/2007 6:19:43 PM

you mentioned lenovo makes the thinkpads now - but you still attribute their quality to ibm? are you retarded?

i spent 10min. patching 2 clients for DST last week - i do feel sorry for our L2 guys getting calls from idiots too stupid to help themselves

3/14/2007 6:27:54 PM

3/15/2007 3:39:02 AM

If your business model operates on dealing directly with consumers, you can probably tell a small % to piss off and lose a small amount of business. If your business model operates on providing business-class or enterprise-class type things, you do poor business, word will spread quickly. Businesses make a lot of money from one satisfied repeat customer, and lose a lot from one dissatisfied customer.

And, in general, if you are paying for any type of warranty/maintenance/support on something you buy, you don't think its living up to its contract, you need to let somebody know.

3/15/2007 4:41:22 AM