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#2071
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 25 January 2016 - 01:38 PM
Apparently UHaul didn't acknowledge the graffiti and are still issuing me a refund, so that's a thing. Otherwise:
#2072
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 25 January 2016 - 01:49 PM
jon.kiparsky, on 25 January 2016 - 07:54 PM, said:
That's easy. Next time you talk to the HR goon, call them a liar, flip the table, and walk out.
That'll show 'em.
That'll show 'em.
I am not sure how reducing my own income to none for a little while will be good in the long run...
I did however come up with a _sweet_ idea for some software over the weekend and am planning on implementing it and seeing if I can get money$ and crap for it. I am sure there will be more posts here about it (at the very least looking for people to play with it). Assuming it ever happens at least...
#2073
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 25 January 2016 - 01:49 PM
You're making tzatziki sauce?
#2074
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 25 January 2016 - 02:24 PM
No, I'm making cukes.
#2075
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 05:33 AM
I've seen movies involving cukes. You do you, neo.
Literally or figuratively.
Literally or figuratively.
#2076
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 06:39 AM
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#2077
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 07:22 AM
More internet connectivity drops, we have AOS coming out to take a look at our Meraki Routers today. Which means this afternoon VPN might be back up and stable. I have to figure out why Cognos 10.2 Doesn't like sending reports today. IE More Jenzabar fallout.
#2078
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 07:24 AM
Alapee you should talk your CIO into going with Cisco instead of Meraki
#2079
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 07:32 AM
I am trying to install an os on a new system, as my current work machine bogs down at light load. So far, no joy. Bios reads an optical drive, but the disk is never read, and I have it as the only item for the boot sequence.
#2080
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 07:52 AM
bingy: Right now our CTO is on short timer syndrome, we are a compilation of Cisco, Meraki, and a few others. We have a director of Tech Ops (our IT is split between soft and hard ware) going to be hired but that is about a week away. The the original implementation was going to be networking in zones then switching everything over to one system. Then our Tech Ops director found a better job, now we are dealing with some issues with the network. AOS is the outsource company here in Kansas that has been helping us through it. Since I switch almost completely to software 2 years ago, I am still rusty with a lot of it.
#2081
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 07:53 AM
I'm trying to figure out how to generalize a GPIB interface lock to gather waveform data from an Oscilloscope and convert the retrieved data to a readable and human measurable format, so that the whole process can be automated and usable with any and all GPIB accessible Oscilloscopes. Without causing issue with GPIB devices which are not Oscilloscopes and without user input being required.
I've got to the point that I've determined that this whole course of action is impossible but my supervisor has been refusing to talk to me for the last two weeks, since I came out at work, and as such I cannot report that this cannot be done. Therefore, I gotta figure it out or get a mark for failure to complete required work.
The Oscilloscope I'm looking at requires a minimum of 4 commands to be sent in order to retrieve the data required to make it human readable and measurable, then the data must be processed before it can be output. I can only have a single input line which consists of the device name, model number, and a single command.
The other Oscilloscope I have to look at only requires 2 commands to be sent and requires no post processing. Without making a function or other option for every possible GPIB Oscilloscope in the world, or that will ever be, AND changing the input data it just cannot be done.
So, essentially I cannot do what they have asked me to do and I can't report that it can't be done because my supervisor is refusing to talk to me...
This week is literally the worst... and it's Tuesday.
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EDIT: I guess I just needed to vent
I Apologise
I've got to the point that I've determined that this whole course of action is impossible but my supervisor has been refusing to talk to me for the last two weeks, since I came out at work, and as such I cannot report that this cannot be done. Therefore, I gotta figure it out or get a mark for failure to complete required work.
The Oscilloscope I'm looking at requires a minimum of 4 commands to be sent in order to retrieve the data required to make it human readable and measurable, then the data must be processed before it can be output. I can only have a single input line which consists of the device name, model number, and a single command.
The other Oscilloscope I have to look at only requires 2 commands to be sent and requires no post processing. Without making a function or other option for every possible GPIB Oscilloscope in the world, or that will ever be, AND changing the input data it just cannot be done.
So, essentially I cannot do what they have asked me to do and I can't report that it can't be done because my supervisor is refusing to talk to me...
This week is literally the worst... and it's Tuesday.
EDIT: I guess I just needed to vent
This post has been edited by TechnoBear: 26 January 2016 - 08:04 AM
#2082
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 08:11 AM
Learning about time complexities and how to calculate them for my Data Structures class. It's pretty interesting.
#2083
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 09:30 AM
Installing programs on computers, fixing problems that are coming up since our switch to 10.*.*.* IP.
#2084
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 11:49 AM
TechnoBear, on 27 January 2016 - 02:53 AM, said:
I've got to the point that I've determined that this whole course of action is impossible but my supervisor has been refusing to talk to me for the last two weeks
since he's being a dick isn't there someone either above him or hr'y that you could go to?
#2085
Re: What are you working on today?
Posted 26 January 2016 - 11:51 AM
Had my first review with my company.

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