joshuarodd

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   by joshuarodd 17y ago

   4.2.2.2 (and 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.3) have worked for many years.
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   by joshuarodd 17y ago

   A dumb terminal session (or TightVNC, RDP, etc.) would suit for about half of what I do. The problem is that my productivity with the other half is compromised by being off-site. As far as the bureaucracy goes, that is one of the pitfalls o
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   by joshuarodd 17y ago

   The 10 1/2 hour workday is surprisingly common in several departments here; I'm not sure how the fact that an academic environment is bureaucratic, even for staff programmers, makes me a "normal programmer".
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   by joshuarodd 17y ago

   I work as a senior-level programmer/analyst for a mid-sized private university. My workday normally starts around 7:45 AM. On a good day, I leave for home around 7 PM. Sometimes I get to leave "early" by 6 PM. I usually break for about 1 ho