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Il computer è lo strumento che ci permette di fare errori più rapidamente di qualsiasi altra invenzione umana, con la possibile eccezione dei superalcolici e dei mitra.
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«Lucignolo» è il programma più brutto e più pretenzioso della tv italiana.
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Sì, siamo davvero a questo punto. Anzi anche peggio. (Giovanni Vernia, Zelig Off, via mc4777)
Jun 03
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Here’s a cool little behind the scenes thing. The night scene in the raft was shot in studio instead of on water. And we were all thankful for it. But to make the appearance of moonlit water behind our head they rigged this.
A large frame with plastic wrap around it. And the grips would shake it to make “waves.”
Dispatches from the Island: Fake Water (dal blog ufficiale di Jorge Garcia, “Hurley” di LOST

Here’s a cool little behind the scenes thing. The night scene in the raft was shot in studio instead of on water. And we were all thankful for it. But to make the appearance of moonlit water behind our head they rigged this.

A large frame with plastic wrap around it. And the grips would shake it to make “waves.”

Dispatches from the Island: Fake Water (dal blog ufficiale di Jorge Garcia, “Hurley” di LOST

May 31
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WTF /1

This morning, I had to deal with one of our HR secretaries, and it was déjà vu.

When I first started to work for this place I was in HR. I had passed my interviews and was doing paperwork as part of the hiring process. The HR secretary and I had the following conversation:

Her: Can I have the phone number of the consulting company where you worked for the past 6 years?
Me: I was self employed. I am the owner and sole employee of the consulting company and I would be happy to answer any questions you have.
Her: No, I need to call to verify!
Me: …But you’ll just be calling me.
Her: I have to call — what’s the number?
Me: The number of the office is [my cell number].
(note: I’m standing 2 feet directly in front of her. She dials the phone and I answer.)
Her: Hello — this is Paula from Initrode Global, calling in reference to Snoofle’s employment.
Me (both into the cell phone and to her): I know, I’m standing right in front of you.
Her (into the phone): Could you please verify the dates of Snoofle’s employment at VirtuDyne, Intelligenuity and Initech?
Me (reading from my résumé that is laying on her desk in front of her): VirtuDyne: a1 to b1, Intelligenuity: a2 to b2, and Initech: a3 to b3.
Her: Great, thank you! *click*
Me (directly to her): …Did you not notice that you were talking to me right here in front of you?
Her: I know, but I have to call to check these things.

At this point I walked away, wondering if the rest of the company would be just as WTF-y.

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