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Three things that, as a software engineer, piss me off
(September 8th, 2005 - 9:07PM)
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Hardware.
I hate hardware. I only deal with the internals of a computer if I absolutely have to. Some people find it really interesting to rip apart a machine. I don't. My head is already filled with enough useless knowledge thanks to computer games. The last thing I need in there is more useless knowledge about PCI slots. I never thought I'd say this, but I don't deal with hardware because "I have people for that."
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The Linux "operating system," if you can call it an operating system.
Linux is great if you're taking up hobbies. If you're actually trying to accomplish anything, it's a waste of time. Linux is like Communism, and in a way other than being free: it's great in theory, but falls apart in practice.
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People who think that 1337 programming skills are all you need to be good at your job.
Seriously, people: learn to act like living human beings. There are better role models than The Simpsons' Comic Book Guy. It's not the nerdy activities that are the problem. I admit I've rolled many a 20-sided die in my day. It's the attitude. Learn to be civil and work with others.
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