[OT] my comp.sys.sgi.* retirement - SGI
This is a discussion on [OT] my comp.sys.sgi.* retirement - SGI ; My position at NRC IBD is undergoing a restructuring, in an attempt
to reduce my [unhealthily heavy] workload. [There are also concerns
about the ability to effectively supervise my very diverse work.]
My highest priorities have been set as Security ...
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[OT] my comp.sys.sgi.* retirement
My position at NRC IBD is undergoing a restructuring, in an attempt
to reduce my [unhealthily heavy] workload. [There are also concerns
about the ability to effectively supervise my very diverse work.]
My highest priorities have been set as Security and Networking,
[which *has* been the bulk of my work lately], and lower priority tasks
are to "fall off my plate" if need be. We are not sure how it is all
going to work out in practice.
To date, there has been only one specific time-reduction directive:
that I am, for the purposes of my job, to get out of the SGI-related
newsgroups entirely.
Unless something changes or gets re-prioritized, this will be my
last comp.sys.sgi.* posting from my work, and I will no longer be
accepting SGI-related questions / comments / whatever at my work email
address [except from my co-workers!]
I will not disappear entirely: at some point I will find a
reliable nntp server and will likely resubscribe to the groups
under a personal email address, reading them only from home in
my off-hours.
I have learned a lot from these newsgroups, and I've interacted with
a large number of talented and skilled people. Good-bye to you
all in my professional capacity! It's been a good ride.
I do not have the new accounts and feeds arranged quite yet. Until
then, I can be reached at roberson@hushmail.com.
Walter Roberson
--
Can a statement be self-referential without knowing it?
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Re: [OT] my comp.sys.sgi.* retirement
Le Tue, 24 Aug 2004 02:07:12 +0000, Walter Roberson a écrit*:
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> I will not disappear entirely: at some point I will find a
> reliable nntp server and will likely resubscribe to the groups
> under a personal email address, reading them only from home in
> my off-hours.
Be quick, we'll miss you 
--
Il y a toujours un bug de plus.
Loi de Lubarsky.
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Re: [OT] my comp.sys.sgi.* retirement
Walter Roberson wrote:
> To date, there has been only one specific time-reduction directive:
> that I am, for the purposes of my job, to get out of the SGI-related
> newsgroups entirely.
You'll be missed. I, for one, have found a lot of useful and
interesting things in your posts over the last several years.
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
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Re: [OT] my comp.sys.sgi.* retirement
Pete Turnbull wrote:
> You'll be missed. I, for one, have found a lot of useful and
> interesting things in your posts over the last several years.
Ditto and likewise! WIth any luck, pollution and global warming
will thicken the atmosphere, slow the planet's spin, give more
hours in a day and thus give you some spare time in which to
return. 8)
All the best!
Ian.