I did the same with the sysadmin/neteng towel. I'm glad you're doing something you like. That's huge for me personally, and I'm sure anyone else who doesn't go to work in the morning thinking "I fskcing hate my job".

I too go back through my posts here periodically. Sometimes I cringe, other times I think "wow, I just ran into this last week and wrote four lines of code where five years ago, I knew a way to use only one" :)

I find reflection to be important overall for moving forward.

Did you find anything that you couldn't find an answer for yet?

In reply to Re^4: Not enough [hours|perl] in the day by stevieb
in thread Not enough [hours|perl] in the day by sierpinski

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