Over at OSNews, there's an article on MacOS X "Tiger" by Jean-Baptiste Quéru. He takes a critical view of the features previewed in the keynote at WWDC yesterday, and I thought I might comment on some of these points.
Continue reading '"An Engineer's Thoughts on Mac OS X Tiger"'
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Today's my last day at Oracle. My work experience for my Uni degree is over today, and I'll be going back to normal Uni life next semester. I'm a bit sad really, as everyone here is really, really nice and extremely helpful. I also feel a bit bad, because I have all these responsibilities, and now it falls onto my boss to train another person up to do the tasks that I have been doing. I've tried to document it all and make it as easy as possible for someone to step in and take over, but I still feel bad.
But! I haven't walked away empty handed. My stomach has ballooned, because of all the biscuits I have eaten while here (endless supply in the cupboard), and I now have a firm knowledge of Oracle 9i Database, Oracle 9i Application Server and Oracle Discoverer 9i and 10g. I've also got a fair chunk on PL/SQL and SQL programming under my belt, which will hopefully come in handy, and I've done some 9iAS Portal development, too.
Oh well. I guess I'll just have to say my goodbyes and move on…
