What do you do for a Living?

[*MO*]

Hi


I work for the largest ISP in South Africa, M-Web. I'm a web developer and systems admin for the Africa devision. I program in PHP and MySQL.

At night i'm a crime fighting masked hero. I scale the roof tops in search of evil. With only my super human strength and my lightning speed, I keep the streets safe of all who dare to hurt the innocent.

Actually....on weekends,I'm an entertainer. I play the keyboards and sing, and perform in clubs, pubs, and bars around my home town.

you can check out my site.

Thats about it from me. not much.

Cheers people

[JacKDynne]

Can't believe I haven't replied yet

I used to be a SE for a voice/data company that has long since gone belly up - then I was IT Director for a non-profit - now I am IT Director at a country club. Got some nice perks here but busy as HELL!

And I am also my daughter's father which is another full time job in itself

Here she is from halloween:

BTW Jaco, I always knew there was something fruity about you

[Sony]

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Originally Posted by JacKDynne

And I am also my daughter's father which is another full time job in itself

Here she is from halloween:

I'm hoping to get your full time job soon,
if everything goes well with my wife =)

Congrats on your beautifull child

sony

[JacKDynne]

to you and your wife Sony

Congrats m8 and danke for the kind compliments

/JD

[DoG]

Quote:

Originally Posted by JacKDynne

And I am also my daughter's father which is another full time job in itself

Here she is from halloween:

*OMG* Can't believe how fast she is growing, i remember reading the birth thread, didnt think it was that long ago......................

Been everthing from Minder for a Stripogram Girl *Good Job* to a time served Air Con and Refrigeration Service Engineer. Currently long term sick though i keep my eye in the computer world for *if* i can get back to work Built over a hundred custom systems for various situations and can usually fix a fault i produce when i mess with a system too much :P

[Hunted]

Quote:

Originally Posted by JacKDynne

BTW Jaco, I always knew there was something fruity about you

LOL. I always knew you as a person with insight. So no real surprise there.

[rikytik]

fascinatging group of vocations. Great read. Congrats to all.

[Cyberion]

Little me..

I'm fairly LOUD about my academia..

Champlain College if you all care to visit

Last year too.. then I'll have my BSc and "hopefully" find myself work in the field.. though don't have any leads though..

[James55]

Retired and loving it.

[mikeh420]

I work as a computer system operator on a IBM iSeries (AS/400) at Technicolor in Camarillo, Calif. We are THE data center for the entire Thomson Corp, which is actually based in France. For our 6000 users, we have 4 16Way IBM-Power5 processors partitioned into 4 separate systems sharing 4.2 TB of 35GB-15K RAID-5 SCSI disks and 2GB of memory, gonna get 2GB more "main storage" and 4 more 16Way CPUs! Been doing the same gig for assorted compaines since 1988, including Citizen Watch Co., Gemological Inst. of America, Delta Dental, etc. The great thing about being an IBM AS/400 sysop, is that many large companies have at least one AS/400, or "iSeries eServer" as they are called now.