Tanakalian
Master of dreams
- Joined
- Dec 11, 2019
- Location
- Eindhoven, the Netherlands
Twenty-fifth of October 2020, 25-10-2020
I already said it in a status post this morning, but i want to put it right here in the open again. All of us here at BMR owe a great deal to @Vekseid . And I, as a man not in the position to help out financially, owe a great big thanks to those who could and helped him out. I was honestly thinking this would be a three to four day shutdown, but to have it up and running within 24 hours is an achievement beyond my comprehension.
I know virtually nothing about the world of hardware. I'm a software man. I can work with a lot of things within a day, but if a machine dies, don't look at me. I always challenge potential employers in job interviews. Give me the chance to work with your -financial - software, and within half a day or a full day I've made it my own. Surprisingly enough, in all my working career, only one took me up on the offer. But safe to say, it took me only 3 hours. And I got the job. But if a server crashes? I'll be running, or looking at my screen. Not my thing. It needs a very special skill and I am in awe of that.
So, as per Veks' message currently on top of the site, it might not be the last shut-out we have, but we'll get through this together. Patience is virtue. Ironic actually, it has a big similarity to Covid. We have to run this storm, be patient, and those in power of solving it, we have to trust them they will do good.
I already said it in a status post this morning, but i want to put it right here in the open again. All of us here at BMR owe a great deal to @Vekseid . And I, as a man not in the position to help out financially, owe a great big thanks to those who could and helped him out. I was honestly thinking this would be a three to four day shutdown, but to have it up and running within 24 hours is an achievement beyond my comprehension.
I know virtually nothing about the world of hardware. I'm a software man. I can work with a lot of things within a day, but if a machine dies, don't look at me. I always challenge potential employers in job interviews. Give me the chance to work with your -financial - software, and within half a day or a full day I've made it my own. Surprisingly enough, in all my working career, only one took me up on the offer. But safe to say, it took me only 3 hours. And I got the job. But if a server crashes? I'll be running, or looking at my screen. Not my thing. It needs a very special skill and I am in awe of that.
So, as per Veks' message currently on top of the site, it might not be the last shut-out we have, but we'll get through this together. Patience is virtue. Ironic actually, it has a big similarity to Covid. We have to run this storm, be patient, and those in power of solving it, we have to trust them they will do good.