I refuse to contribute to this travesty by posting in this thread!
Arnisador
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rmcrobertson
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I encourage threading contributions through to my post. Via Zurich.
I won't dignify that with a response.
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A mere 15 posts to go. Do you have keyboard calluses on your fingertips?
OP
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I can't wait; I just can't wait any longer.
I'm doing all this as a two-finger typist!
"Typing is a skill for girls," my mother told me way back when when I was in high school. "You'll never need to know how to type." So, I never took typing.
OP
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E. gads ....... I'll pass on that.I think this makes 9999...
Type it upside-down and it's 6666...
Think about it!
Type it upside-down and it's 6666...
Think about it!
satans.barber
Master Black Belt
If it's PHP, and it's an int, it should be able to go up to a couple of billion! Depending on the data type they used for the database of course...
Ian.
Ian.
OP
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One more until
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LostGrrlDies
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Originally posted by jfarnsworth
Tell me about it. I work at a fairly decent sized Hospital. They arent a Trauma One Center, however, there are 4 patient towers and 3 business towers at our downtown campus. Then there are two other seperate branch hospitals from the main one... we just had our Y2K Cerner system (what we use for order entry, charting, labs, diagnostic testing, general pt tracking, etc) update last weekend and EVERY computer in EVERY bulding was down. We had to do everything on paper for 3 days. It was insane, took twice as long and twice the staff.
WHO DOES A Y2K UPDATE 3 YEARS LATE??!!!
apparently the people who sign my paycheck
Originally posted by LostGrrlDies
Tell me about it. I work at a fairly decent sized Hospital. They arent a Trauma One Center, however, there are 4 patient towers and 3 business towers at our downtown campus. Then there are two other seperate branch hospitals from the main one... we just had our Y2K Cerner system (what we use for order entry, charting, labs, diagnostic testing, general pt tracking, etc) update last weekend and EVERY computer in EVERY bulding was down. We had to do everything on paper for 3 days. It was insane, took twice as long and twice the staff.
WHO DOES A Y2K UPDATE 3 YEARS LATE??!!!
apparently the people who sign my paycheck
Someone probably pais for it a while ago.
Then a QS 9000 Audit showed that not everyone how paid had received. Or that some hospitals could have been getting by with entering in 1900 instead of 2000 and hoping that the County Clerk woudl record it as 2000.
I remember having to write up a letter informing the senior management of my company that on 1/1/2000 all the cars we had were sold. Actually, that was the assigment. I wrote it up as stating that the vehicles will not be inhibited to start, due to what date it is or is not.
yet it is funny to hear about these things 3 plus years later!:rofl:
Originally posted by jfarnsworth
One more until
Yes, this should put me over!
Arni just refuses to post that last one doesn't he.. ~!!!
Originally posted by arnisador
Yes, this should put me over!
you did that on purpose Jeff~!! Hahaaa you didn't roll over~!
What are you suggesting?!?
Originally posted by arnisador
What are you suggesting?!?
*I sure bite my tongue alot in here~!!
All right, this one should do it for sure...10^4 posts.
Not gonna talk to you til you fix this so there.. *sticks nose up in air and pokes buttons*
9999 pffts..
9999 pffts..
Chronuss
Senior Master
...is it just me...or should it have rolled over by now..?
:roflmao:
ya know...kinda like that...sorta.
:roflmao:
ya know...kinda like that...sorta.
